Lately I've been playing around with Object VR View States and
LiveStage Pro. A really powerful way of working with Objects,
specially when you can switch the view states at will to any of the
View States included in a movie.
Traditionally you were able to add as many View States (for example
with QTVRAS) but have access to only two (Mouse Down view State and
Mouse Up View State - or Default View State). Now with LSP 4 and QT
6 you get access to all your View States.
Now that I've learnt how to access and enable these View States at
will I have a fundamental question:
In which situation(s) I would want to change the Current View State?????
I can perfectly understand when you'd want to change the Default and
Mouse Down View States, but with these two states I find the Current
View State irrelevant.
Mind you that my question I think is more philosophical than anything
else. I'm just wondering what were the engineers thinking when they
came up with the 3 types of View States (Default, Current and Mouse
Down).
Another thing that I find amazing is that it took about 6 years for
Apple to give us a wired action to set these View States.
Thanks in advance to anyone that has any insight on this very minor
questions I've got.
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Francesco Schiavon
i n s t r u c t o r
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