Yeah. There's a way to figure this out. Knowing how long to wait and knowing when to start waiting kinda gives you the answer.

trickPlaybarVisiblityHint field and hashMarkPositions array allow this. You set an array in the trickplaybar ( hashmarkpositions ) when it first shows up (first instanced). It uses floats to determine positions along the trickplaybar.  Though this feature probably won't go away soon, it's undocumen...

I'm using a font node for a LabelList. I noticed that the font switches back to the default font for whichever item is focused.  <LabelList id="list" itemSize="[860, 90]" vertFocusAnimationStyle="floatingFocus"> <font  role="font"  uri="pkg:/fonts/DINOT-M...

I'm having an issue with HLS. There are times when our clients are forced to stop the stream (this would be during playback of an ad which contains video) to play another video.  -tutash It looks like I will be able to store it locally, and restart the "stream" after all. this approach is...

I'm having an issue with HLS. There are times when our clients are forced to stop the stream (this would be during playback of an ad which contains video) to play another video.  The issue is that, for some of our clients, the m3u8 file has a TTL (time to live) of five minutes, and the stream URL ca...

Veeta,

I'm getting that feeling as well. I'll try staggering the population of renderable objects over time to see if I can improve loading performance.

I've found that if I run a routine like:  sub prefetchImages(array as Object)     print array.count()     preloader = createObject("RoSGNode","Group")     for i = 0 to array.count()-1         if type(array[i]) = "roString" then             image = createObject("RoS...

File sizes are 6-7k. There are 16 of them.

Veeta, 

I tried it; no luck. 

I'm using posterGrid and not markupGrid. This is a requirement of the code I'm writing. So, with that out of the way: I create content nodes to populate a posterGrid, then set said grid's content to be that content node. This is normal stuff. For testing, I'm fetching the images from either a local ...

It's not an objection, really, but a requirement that I have no XML-based components, and that it remain scene graph based.

Okay, if that's the issue; creating only one instance, then what about something like this: We return the instance from a function call. m.gridItem = function() as Object         g = createObject("roSGNode","Rectangle")         g.width = "100"         g.height = "1...

So what you're saying is: I can define the component.  sub makeGridItem() m.gridItem = createObject("roSGNode","Rectangle") m.gridItem.color = "0xFF0000FF" m.gridItem.width = "100" m.gridItem.height = "100" m.gridItem.id = "gridItem" m.top....

I want to create a MarkupGrid from code, not markup.  I can build a MarkupGrid like so:  sub buildGrid()     print "GRID"     m.grid = createObject("roSGNode","MarkupGrid")     m.grid.translation = "[100,100]"     REM m.grid.itemComponentName = "gridItem&...