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FLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASH. [shakefist]
So for a while at work (on top of the Photoshop problem sob) I've had this thing where--I can edit flash files, and I know the coding is right and I can save them and everything! ... but publishing them, going from .fla to a web-publishable .swf file just doesn't work out. If there's an animation, it flashes in a blurring mad headache-inducing jumble of images; if there are buttons, they have their mouseovers, but clicking them doesn't do anything. I've had to ask coworkers to publish the files I've edited because nothing happens. :\ Helpdesk uninstalled and reinstalled CS3 for me this morning, and the problem persists. I know it's not a browser issue either, because when Coworker I publishes the site and ups it somewhere and I click, tah-dah! The buttons work! SUCH A CONCEPT. 8(
I am also playing Persona 4 and already like it leaps and bounds and miles better than P3. I ADMIT, I was wary, because my flist had exploded with people loving P3 when it came out and I was ... pretty unimpressed; things began feeling pretty monotonous and the dating sim part of it just kind of irritated me. I ended up not actually finishing, especially since Roommate beat the game and I just watched. |D But with P4 I feel a lot more drawn into the story--I think the murder mystery resonates with me more than P3's exsisential (I spelled that wrong, didn't I) WHERE DID THE SHADOWS COME FROM WHY IS THE DARK HOUR HEEEEERE--mostly because relevations felt too slow-paced and unimpressive when they came. I also like the cast better. Kanji, I will rescue youuuuuuuuuuuu. ;o; I don't really do gameblogs, mostly because I would forget and really, when I play video games, I ... narrate. "AHHH RUN AWAY I DON'T HAVE ANY SP!" or the way I shrieked when I saw the optional boss in the castle. 8(
And last night, I wrote something. It wasn't as good as I would've liked it to be, but--I'm allowing myself to be mediocre for now. It's been a long time and it's like a cramped, half-atrophied muscle that is uncurling. It's kind of nice. \o/
Like everyone else, too, I am considering Dreamwidth. What really pings me, honestly, is the fact that I could theoretically read flists for my other journals; that is magical to me.
( AND NOW, THAT SIXTY-FIVE QUESTIONS MEME )
So for a while at work (on top of the Photoshop problem sob) I've had this thing where--I can edit flash files, and I know the coding is right and I can save them and everything! ... but publishing them, going from .fla to a web-publishable .swf file just doesn't work out. If there's an animation, it flashes in a blurring mad headache-inducing jumble of images; if there are buttons, they have their mouseovers, but clicking them doesn't do anything. I've had to ask coworkers to publish the files I've edited because nothing happens. :\ Helpdesk uninstalled and reinstalled CS3 for me this morning, and the problem persists. I know it's not a browser issue either, because when Coworker I publishes the site and ups it somewhere and I click, tah-dah! The buttons work! SUCH A CONCEPT. 8(
I am also playing Persona 4 and already like it leaps and bounds and miles better than P3. I ADMIT, I was wary, because my flist had exploded with people loving P3 when it came out and I was ... pretty unimpressed; things began feeling pretty monotonous and the dating sim part of it just kind of irritated me. I ended up not actually finishing, especially since Roommate beat the game and I just watched. |D But with P4 I feel a lot more drawn into the story--I think the murder mystery resonates with me more than P3's exsisential (I spelled that wrong, didn't I) WHERE DID THE SHADOWS COME FROM WHY IS THE DARK HOUR HEEEEERE--mostly because relevations felt too slow-paced and unimpressive when they came. I also like the cast better. Kanji, I will rescue youuuuuuuuuuuu. ;o; I don't really do gameblogs, mostly because I would forget and really, when I play video games, I ... narrate. "AHHH RUN AWAY I DON'T HAVE ANY SP!" or the way I shrieked when I saw the optional boss in the castle. 8(
And last night, I wrote something. It wasn't as good as I would've liked it to be, but--I'm allowing myself to be mediocre for now. It's been a long time and it's like a cramped, half-atrophied muscle that is uncurling. It's kind of nice. \o/
Like everyone else, too, I am considering Dreamwidth. What really pings me, honestly, is the fact that I could theoretically read flists for my other journals; that is magical to me.
( AND NOW, THAT SIXTY-FIVE QUESTIONS MEME )