Use our Tactile Media Player to view the demo/utility stacks below directly within Revolution. To access the player, simply enter either of the following lines in your message box:

go stack url "http://www.tactilemedia.com/tmpanel.rev"

Alternatively, you can right/control-click the link of any demo stack to download it to your hard drive.

Audio Meter Demo 7k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- monitoring player audio output
- use of different visual meter displays
- use of Enhanced QuickTime external from Blue Mango Multimedia
(requires QuickTime)

Ball Clock 3 16k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- animated clock display
- efficient time monitoring script

Ball Clock 4 40k (right/control click to download)

Same as above but in widget form with a custom window impementation

Bouncer2 7k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- bouncing ball animation
- collision detection
- looping send message independent of other stack events

Breeze 590k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- animated custom window shape (requires Rev 2.6 or later)

Camouflage 3k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- simulated transparent stack
- simulated screen magnification
- custom stack drag routine

Click Detector 10k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- efficient mouseclick detection within a "looping" action (without mouse polling)
- multiple asynchronous looping actions

Color Slider 3k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- an HSV (aka HSB or HSL) color picker with 3 sliders

Drag Sample 4k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- efficient dragging of objects
- constraining a drag action to a specified region
- sending a message during a drag

Ease 23k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- ease-in and ease-out animation techniques
- fade-in during animation
- animating the movement of several objects simultaneously

Credit: Math assitance provided Rich Herz

Flurry 16k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- simulated snow storm (particle) animation using a single polygon graphic

Get In Line 122k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- drag-reordering of lists with translucent effect
- line item removal/deletion

KodeKraker 315k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- MasterMind style game
- drag-and-drop game piece routine using custom window shapes

Language Specs 2k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that returns the following language/locale information about a Windows computer:
- country designation
- 3 character language code
- 8 character locale hex code
- 4 character locale decimal code

Lemmings 24k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- multi-object drag routine
- cursor tracking
- organic move behavior

Strip Res Fork 45k (right/control click to download)

A utility stack that allows you to strip the resource fork from any Macintosh file (the original file is saved for backup purposes).

Tangram 48k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- dragging and rotating graphic objects
- object rotation based on drag direction
- updating point locations of polygon objects on the fly

Credit: Math routines in this stack developed by Carl J. Manaster

TNT 25k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- creating an explosive animation effect with images
- ease-in animation technique (see Ease above)
- dynamic image text generation

Tutti 3D 225k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- simulated 3D rendering using a single polygon graphic
- animation of a polygon graphic using point manipulation

Weather 88k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- Web-based weather data retrieval for specified ZIP or country code
- translucent widget-style window

WindowLab 22k (right/control click to download)

A demonstration stack that illustrates:
- construction of custom window shapes from within Revolution (no external paint editor needed)
- painting by script