SketchBlock Demo Video

I just created demo of some of the things SketchBlock can do and added to the online docs page on the sketchblock pages of my site.

SketchBlock Documentation

I used a modified version of SRec, where I changed the way the mouse follow mode worked. It's not perfect but it allows a kind of tracking zoom.

It's a shame it's not possible to cpature the chnage of mouse pointer as SketchBlock makes great use of that.

Hope you enjoy it.

100% made with amiga....

Never mind where it's made - how do I get to play it on Amiga?

Best regards,

Niels

@Nbache

Getvideo? There also a script for youtube vids with MUI OWB.

I don;t know exactly as I don't bother watching youtube on amiga, too slow.

I could link to the original video but I don;t have enough storage on my site to put it up.

To use getvideo or clipdown etc you may need to go to the actual youtube page, so I just added a direct link to the youtube page below the video.

getvideo knows about embed, it's the hostname that it doesn't care about. The direct link is fine.

@Andy
Video for sure cool. Your programm, your music, your drawing. Keep the motivation till SketchBlock 5.0 :)

@kas1e

I certainly will keep motivated. Thanks for the donation a couple of days ago BTW, paypal never emailed me about it, so I didn't reply as I usually like to.

@broadblues

Bah
Your site is down

@Rasziel

It's working here. Try again maybe just a temp glitch

I cant use it but have made a little donation. I like people doing native apps to our machine.

Quote:Using getVideo with MUI-OWB here. I've tried (a little, need to get time to work some more on it) to get the youtube JS script working with no luck so far. But getVideo usually serves me well, if I have a link to right-click on.

Quote:Yep, that was what I needed to make getVideo 0.31 fetch it. Thanks!

Best regards,

Niels

Nice video, a slower version can be a tutorial,
this one it's too fast to follow what you are doing

@pvanni

True. It 's a little fast, but you could use getvideo or similar to download the video and then play it with mplayer, then you can set the fps to whatever you like (it was recorded at 5).

If I uploadaed it natural speed, it would have been 45 minutes long, you'd likely fall asleep before the end

@broadblues

Thanks for the video, hope to see more of a tutorial nature as find it very helpful