When using my crappy netbook I found that I needed to use firefox’s fullscreen thingy (f11), but because my netbook is so slow it goes laggy when the address bar goes back up.
So to disable the animations goto “about:config” -> then type into the search “fullscreen” to disable the animation set “browser.fullscreen.animateUp” to 0 from 1. This will disable the cool but laggy animation.
Also you can make the menu stay ontop by changing the “browser.fullscreen.autohide” to false.
Hope this helps,
Pete
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Hello, hahah Merry Christmas and a happy new. here’s a picture of some cheese:
Mouse and cheese
Oh and of course opposite is reject!
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Whooo, me and Steve went to MCM London Expo, last week great fun ^_^Have a look at the pictures
WHOOOO
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Me and Steve were looking thorugh my random pictures, lost and forgoten on my hard drive, and what we found will shock and amaze you. Behold!
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I don’t know what to make of this, I suppose it might be good. have a look
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For the last couple of days I’ve been playing around with panada3D game engine. So far with out much problems I’ve been able to create 3D sound, landscape collision, 3rd and first person camera. I have also been messing around with blender and been able to UV map my models that I make useing it. This means that my boaring white meshs are all nice and colourfull see;
The orb of Azumanga spins!!
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How to create a start point position for your maps/models useing blender and Panda3D. When I was following the Roaming Ralph sample code I was unable to recreate the world model to use the start point value. This is how to do it.
Step One:
Create a Vertex or plane, any thing, in the place where you want your start_point to be.
Step Two:
Make sure that you are in Object Mode not edit. Press F7 which will take youto the Object Panel (See Left) and change the name of the object to “start_point” (See Right)
Step Three:
Export useing chiken to egg, and check to see if it worked by pressing “Shift + L”, check the command line to see if it says something like, PandaNode start_point T:m(pos -6.71705 9.45356 5.36108)
You should now be able to get the position of the start point by doing something like this. self.environ.find(“**/start_point”).getPos()
With help from here and here. Hope this helps someone. Comments welcome ^_^
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