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BeNBeN
29th August 2002, 17:54
Hi all,

I'm damn newbie with avisynth and still working on the tutorial. I can't manage to use Bicubic resize cuz the "[ ]" won't be accepted.
In he doc i have it is said :

BicubicResize([b,c,]target-width,target-height,clip)

when i do so it returns "Unexpected character "["

So... what's wrong?


THXS
BeN

dividee
29th August 2002, 18:24
This is an old syntax. Go to avisynth.org or download the latest avisynth from sourceforge (http://sourceforge.net/projects/avisynth2/) (contains updated doc).
The order of parameters has changed for most filters.
Brackets indicates these parameters are optionals, you can omit them. You don't use brackets in the actual script; that's just a notation.
Just to be sure: you know that you have to replace the arguments name by actual values, don't you ?

BeNBeN
30th August 2002, 00:48
Well that's the point i have the latest dll but the old doc (wich is still online)

Anyway thxs for bothering.


BeN

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sh0dan
31st August 2002, 11:04
@BenBen: We can't take other peoples stuff off-line - what do you expect, when using dated documentation, honestly? :rolleyes:

BeNBeN
31st August 2002, 13:10
The old docs are still online, that's why i got them n the first place.
Plus it begins with the very basics of AVIsynth : newbie food, exellent.

A+

BeN

WarpEnterprises
1st September 2002, 20:55
@richardberg: It seems BenBen took the docu at
http://sourceforge.net/docman/?group_id=57023
which really should be deleted!!

Wilbert
2nd September 2002, 10:31
I guess the best is to delete it entirely and to add a link pointing to the docs.

sh0dan
2nd September 2002, 10:38
Yearh - I'll see what I can do

Edit: That'll be mail richard ;)

Justinus
4th September 2002, 08:13
I reckon that AviSynth 2.05 (the latest version) has documents explaining how you use AviSynth Script. After unzipping the AviSynth file, go to that directory (your unzipped directory) and you'll see doc.zip. Just unzip it again and you'll find lots of information :rolleyes:

Richard Berg
4th September 2002, 10:56
SF docs fixed.

Justinus
4th September 2002, 12:28
Sorry, actually, it's "docs.zip" :o