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john.chang@scala.com wrote:
> 
> In <3148A6FA.6769@odyssee.net>, Stephane Bastien <light@odyssee.net> writes:
> >One more for you Pro's.
> >How to display a brush on top a playing animation at the timing of you
> >chose like a mouse click. We have a screen 10'X 30' with Scala
> >animations and graphics on it, we have also another Scala on the same
> >screen but in a window, so how do I open a window on top a animation so
> >I can display my second Scala Images or animation in tha window.
> 
> As far as I know, if the "brush" is not already part of the animation, its
> not possible to do as you've described.  Anybody else have any ideas?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> John Chang
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After mush thinking, my two problemes can be fix with on idea "COLOR 
CYCLING" what a nice feature; you can move text and brushs on top of 
nice multicolor background etc. etc. Of course it's not a animation but 
when you use it well it look fantastique, and to advance on one amiga 
and not the other one just put a space with a wait for mouse and voila!
you advance on one machine and nothing on the other one, but it's not 
all it also works perfecly during color cycling.

Question: Will there be any color cycling in Scala MM100 for PC?
Thank you

Stephane Bastien
Telecine Multimedia