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Richard Berg · 29th December 2002, 10:49

This sort of thing will require a major overhaul of the scripting language, but believe me such ideas are very much on my mind for the future (v3.0+, I should say, before I scare sh0dan too much

). Heck, just reading Ben's website the other day, I was reminded that even the nonlinear scripting we take for granted was a new (and incompatible) thing not too long ago.

Code:

AVISource "video.avi"
dup
Trim 2000,2500
swap
dup
Trim 3000,3500
swap
Trim 1000,1500
AlignedSplice
AlignedSplice

-- vs. --

AVISource("video.avi")
Trim(2000,2500) ++ Trim(3000,3500) ++ Trim(1000,1500)

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Richard Berg developer wannabe Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Brooklyn, NY Posts: 1,211	This sort of thing will require a major overhaul of the scripting language, but believe me such ideas are very much on my mind for the future (v3.0+, I should say, before I scare sh0dan too much ). Heck, just reading Ben's website the other day, I was reminded that even the nonlinear scripting we take for granted was a new (and incompatible) thing not too long ago. Code: AVISource "video.avi" dup Trim 2000,2500 swap dup Trim 3000,3500 swap Trim 1000,1500 AlignedSplice AlignedSplice -- vs. -- AVISource("video.avi") Trim(2000,2500) ++ Trim(3000,3500) ++ Trim(1000,1500)