Hi all,
I'm in the process of making a tease in the EOS Editor as a fun side project. However, I'm not very knowledgeable about coding and such. Whilst the forum is a great source of information, I still struggle to find or understand what I need. As such I thought it best to open a topic for basic but specific questions about working with the EOS Editor.
My first question:
I want to fade audio in and out and found this topic:
viewtopic.php?t=24081
However I don't know how to download the necessary "1-minute-of-silence.mp3" file from the tease. How would I do this?
Thanks in advance!
Basic questions about the EOS Editor
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Re: Basic questions about the EOS Editor
It's a little of an intermediate-advanced topic, but all teases in milovana use the same pool of media, which are identified by their hash (I'll explain in a bit). There are potenitally easier ways to do this, but the explanation I'm going to provide can be used to acquire any media file from another eos tease to import in your own.
EOS tease pull from the poll of media by defining in the files/galleries section of the script identifiers to such files. In the topic you mentioned you can open the script (Under Demo JSON) with your browser or download it and open with with an advanced notepad software (such as notepad++) to format it. Once you format the script as a JSON file you will be able to find the following:
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"files": {
"congo-a.mp3": {
"id": 1357912,
"hash": "5915e22586cfe3ed5575064ad428672ef633d230",
"size": 8881,
"type": "audio/mpeg"
},
"1-minute-of-silence.mp3": {
"id": 1357916,
"hash": "1092af7de1d0a7b87c79797d0adb47c8bdf1f91a",
"size": 96246,
"type": "audio/mpeg"
}
},
Now if you go into your own eos tease, you have the option to download the script of your tease from the backup function.
Once you downlaod your script you can edit it with the same notepad as before and add the 1-minute-of-silence.mp3 file to your script. You just have to locate where the files are defined in your script and add:
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"1-minute-of-silence.mp3": {
"id": 1357916,
"hash": "1092af7de1d0a7b87c79797d0adb47c8bdf1f91a",
"size": 96246,
"type": "audio/mpeg"
}
Once you edited the script, you can re-upload it from the same backup tab of the editor. There could be errors identified in reuploading it, but that would be a topic for a different discussion.
In the same way, you can import any media from any tease, by simply going to the tease script (replacing "showtease" with "geteosscript" in the tease url), identifying the entries of the wanted files and adding them to your own script.
With pictures in galleries is a littel more difficult, because you don't have a name to quickly identify them.
Lastly, the entries you add to your script can have a different name that they originally had. You might add this file as simply silence by changing the name between the quotes:
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"silence.mp3": {
"id": 1357916,
"hash": "1092af7de1d0a7b87c79797d0adb47c8bdf1f91a",
"size": 96246,
"type": "audio/mpeg"
}
I hope this is useful and understandable.
~Thamrill
Re: Basic questions about the EOS Editor
Thanks a lot for your very interesting answer! No wonder I couldn't figure it out lol. I will try it out soon.
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Re: Basic questions about the EOS Editor
No problem, I understand it can be quite complex dealing with the scripts, but it gives great options. If you need further/specific help, feel free to DM me.
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Re: Basic questions about the EOS Editor
Does anyone know the formula that EOS uses to resize images?
I've noticed that images tend to look worse if EOS had to downsize them than if the image is the right size to begin with, knowing the formula would help to figure out what the most common sizes it renders are in practice and thus what sizes are best to use for images to look good.
I've noticed that images tend to look worse if EOS had to downsize them than if the image is the right size to begin with, knowing the formula would help to figure out what the most common sizes it renders are in practice and thus what sizes are best to use for images to look good.
Archive of full-sized pictures that I've used in my teases:
Pussy-Free Archive: (For those who aren't allowed to see pussies)
http://imgur.com/a/qnzuv
Pussy-Visible Archive: (All pics that show pussy)
http://imgur.com/a/k5XeA
Pussy-Free Archive: (For those who aren't allowed to see pussies)
http://imgur.com/a/qnzuv
Pussy-Visible Archive: (All pics that show pussy)
http://imgur.com/a/k5XeA
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