Older images have a earlier version of the event recorder. But the problems
you describe is part of why it it not very useful. If you make a recording
on a fast computer and do something that take computation like open a
browser your recording will break on a slow computer because your browser
will not have opened when you all ready start moving it's window.
Also it does not work well with different screens sizes. and a whole other
lot of surprises that will pop up.

But it is very neat when it works :-)

Cheers,
Karl


On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 6:54 PM, Sean P. DeNigris <sean at clipperadams.com>wrote:

> Karl Ramberg wrote
> > Did  you look at the EventTheatreMorph in Etoys ?
>
> I guess you mean EventRecordingSpace, which is accessible via
> WorldMenu->open->"event theatre"?
>
> That's cool! It feels close to what I want, but from what I can see it is
> not a "real" world, but a partially simulated one. For example, some of the
> toolbar buttons (like supplies) work with the theatre, some (like help and
> fullscreen) operate on etoys proper, and some (e.g. language) don't work at
> all. Also the hand is in the etoys world, so e.g. moving the theatre throws
> off playing scripts. Lastly, resizing doesn't scale the theatre elements
> (like the toolbar), but just occludes them.
>
> A few requirements are:
> - the window feel like a media player e.g. resizing scales its contents
> proportionally while playback continues
> - recording keeps the full power of the system e.g. one can bring up a
> world
> menu inside the window
>
> For sure the theatre is inspiring, but my question is really about how to
> hack into PasteUpMorph/HandMorph to have a world running in another world
> without locking up the system…
>
> Thanks again for the pointer to some cool work :)
>
>
>
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