Re: Developers/Programmers Needed! Let's create a stopmotion program!
I do.
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Forums - Bricks in Motion » Equipment & Software » Developers/Programmers Needed! Let's create a stopmotion program!
I do.
Caveman- I'd have to see it, sounds like a good idea.
Have to see what?
So I made the separate thread for all things design wise for Biscuit, so all you graphic designers, the migration has begun.
Is it possible to make a Linux Client for Biscuit?
I don't know, we would probably just need to use a different EDSDK framework from canon. Do you use Linux?
I think you should make the two major platforms paramount, and once they're under control, consider Linux.
Sounds good Carousel.
CWStudios - The code will not compile due to a bug in NetBeans. Until a new version is released or theere is an update, I can do very little.
What is the Github again?
I have windows
Lunears -
64 bit:
https://github.com/Biscuit-inc/BiscuitA … -Win_64bit
I don't know what this is but this is another:
https://github.com/Biscuit-inc/BiscuitAnimator-Windows
And also, I'll update the Mac OS GitHub so others can try and compile the code.
Does biscuit have onion skinning? You should make biscuit own website 
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Last edited by VerkkuUkkeliProductions (May 24, 2013 (11:38pm))
I don't think that is has onion skinning right now.
By the way, the mac biscuit is still awaiting a bug fix in the netbeans compiler. I'll look for an alternative compiler to ensure it's not the code though...
I'm not sure how to run it. Sorry if I'm being a noob. I just get a ziped folder full of files...do I put them in %appdata% or what do I do?
That's okay. If you're on windows, search for NetBeans 7.3, then go to oracle.com search result and download netbeans. Then, open up netbeans, open the folder that contains biscuit, and the click run (a green arrow). It should open up.
Can you not also right click it and say run with java?
I don't know, but I don't think so because it needs to be compiled.
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