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When you share a project through email, links will last 365 days (1 year) rather than 7 days. Sometimes it takes me a little over that time to get to a project that you guys send us, and they're always expiring on me. I'm sure that you guys have this issue too... So I made it longer!
The email will still say 7 days until the next update, but it will actually stick around for 365 days.
I have finally finished the tool to clean up bloated projects. We're initially going to add a button to do this in the project options, and we'll do it automatically when we see that its safe to do so. For now, anyone that wants their project cleaned up, can send the project to contact@hyperpad.com and I'll email you back your cleaned project.
@bosswave said in Set and return absolute position of music tracks:
n a music track’s absolute position from the Play Music behavior?
Mostly, I believe this would be great for slo-mo segments. I know Set Tim
Get Music settings was a bug. Fixed in the latest update that is being released soon!
Right now, unfortunately, is @Jack8680 way of doing it. I'll add number of decimal places to Round number behaviour.
Empty objects that are invisible are better, however, empty objects that are visible are worse for performance than a graphic.
It got removed because people kept “losing” their behaviours. But yes grouping it in this way is cool. What we want to do is create little functions that behave like JavaScript promises. Where you create a standalone function where it has a “resolve” behaviour to output when its done. And then make these functions shareable so you can import them across projects and send them to people.
A few things.
@Deeeds don't be disrespectful. I sent you a private message before about this. As you can see, everyone is just trying to help and you don't need to shoot them down and berate them. You're coming off as very aggressive and rude.
At this point, our users are way better at using hyperPad than we are and in this public forum, we rely on their help to answer simple questions. Like @Murtaza said, a lot of "bugs" are just user error so it makes sense to troubleshoot the issue with others before myself or @Murtaza can come in and declare it to be a bug.
Don't make assumptions about years of development when just coming into the platform. If you don't like something, let us know and we can have a public discussion of how things can work. Some things may look easy to add, but as most software developers know, NOTHING is ever that easy.
Somethings are indeed broken. We don't know about all of the broken things. When dealing with software with 1000+ features, its easy to forget about certain items and miss some things. We rely on user feedback to find these issues. e.g. I constantly forget about some of the behaviours you guys ask about... because we have so much functionality!
Everyone uses hyperPad differently, so we have to cater to how the majority uses hyperPad and not just you. appreciate our limitations and understand that we can't always cater to an individuals needs.
In conclusion, relax. We're working on it.
P.S, I can't re-create your issue... so I declare it not a bug. If you can create a little sample project with as few behaviours as possible, either I or someone on the forum can help troubleshoot it. like @Aidan-Oxley said, its not too hard to share a link onto the forum.
P.P.S Its really hard to find your issues / feature requests with a huge wall of text. Keep it short and to the point, and you're more likely to hear a quicker response.
@Slackersoftworks Sorry I forgot to reply! Its definitely a bug and we'll be solving it by just entering a "frames per second" number instead of a slider like someone else suggested.
gfycat.com/ComposedShoddyAssassinbug
Left side is a web browser, right side is the hyperPad app. What you're seeing here is a real time chat application!
Took 10 behaviours to build it:
One behaviour to create the socket, and another one to connect to it:
Output the text to the server:
And listen to chat message event from the server:
The next update is getting HTTP Requests, 2 legged OAuth2 authentication, and socket.io integration for Developer users.... also some non network related goodies for everyone else.
Now, I know what some of you are going to say: "Oh why socket.io and not just raw web sockets because I can do such and such and I can code server stuff!"
Socket.io is open source and you can implement their protocol on your language of choice if you want. (usually there is already one available... eg search python socket.io on google)
It is so much easier to work with than other implementations. You don't need to deal with incomplete streams, knowing when the data is finished sending etc. It just works.
You can get away using socket.io for free!
there are a lot of simple and easy examples on getting up and running with socket.io.
It is a lot easier for us to roll out the feature this way.
The pointer switch basically is asking if it should copy the data or use the direct data from the output.
Eg. Say you have a while touching behaviour and you output that into a modify array behaviour... If you have the pointer switch on, every frame you're touching the object it will update the value stored in the array (similar to a box container). If you have it off, it will only store the value at that instant. It will not overwrite the value stored in the array while you're touching the object.
Hey all,
We haven't gotten around to making a proper HTTP request or Socket.io tutorial yet, but maybe these projects can be a good start to see how it works.
HTTP:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wpfnhiecfmrfh8d/HTTP Request Tests.tap?dl=0
Sockets:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qqn0ykzo0ufrdy7/Chat App.tap?dl=0
@Murtaza said in Suggestion: Collaboration Projects:
@Jack8680
If (when) we doncollobrstjon, we want it to be more seamless than that.
What on earth are you trying to say there? :thinking:
