Photogallery in Scenarist

[srfscenar]

Hi all,

I know that this might take you several years ago and it might be a silly question but here it is.

I have 150 photos and I want to create a photogallery in Scenarist SD.

Now, I want to add 3 buttons... Back - MM - Next.
Still Image does not take highlights, Slideshow has duration which I do not want,
so the only left solution is Still Menus, right?

I was thinking to create them as Still Menus, add the subpicture under each one and put them under a Title
and just drag the connections.

Is there another way to do that?

Thanks.

[srfscenar]

noone...?

[div007]

Hello SRFSCENAR,


Tired with 20 still photos, inserted with subpicture with back, next & main. working fine in different Titles & PGC. it will work.

[srfscenar]

Hi div007,

It will work but is it the only way to do it?
Is there another option?
Thanks!

[mp3dom]

Probably you can use Slideshow too. Has durations, but if you put the value of 255 at the Cell still time, you should have slideshow with infinite duration.

[srfscenar]

I will use the still menu option, since you agree that its a professional way, because it will take some time to change the cell time for 150 photos.

Thank you both!

[mp3dom]

It should work if you select all the cells and set the value of 255 (they should be all 255 then)

[srfscenar]

Thanks!
So you would have done it slideshow? Not still menus?
What would be the difference?

[mp3dom]

Uhmm, no I would probably use still menu for that. One PGC with 99 programs/cells, and another one with the rest. If you use LinkNextPG and LinkPrevPG for browsing and LinkTailPGC for exiting, you should easily do copy/paste in a generic way without spending too much time.
You asked for alternatives, and this is another way to do the same.

[srfscenar]

Uhmm, no I would probably use still menu for that. One PGC with 99 programs/cells, and another one with the rest. If you use LinkNextPG and LinkPrevPG for browsing and LinkTailPGC for exiting, you should easily do copy/paste in a generic way without spending too much time.
You asked for alternatives, and this is another way to do the same.

Thank you! That's what I needed to know!
...and the alternatives of course!