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Do ya'll want to start releasing updates in a blog format? I'm pretty good at setting up blogs via Blogger if you want me to get something going. These blogs can have multiple authors and contributors or a single person could be responsible for making the posts.
Edit: Something like this??
Last edited by Repelling Spider (March 29, 2013 (07:41pm))
CWStudios - I need to create a system link. Have you done that before? If so, how is that done?
OMG you called it Biscuit! That is so adorable! I feel like the logo needs a really adorable face on it, to indicate the software is user friendly
Like this 
only better.
I got this one xD
CWStudios - My apologies, symbolic link.
Yes. It. needs. the. face. Really good idea topit! Repelling Spider, might I suggest that you make the eyes smaller and wider apart, beef up the mouth, then move it up to between the two eyes. Basically, I'd stick exactly to topitmunkeydog's layout, and just polish it off. It think the 'biscuit' chunk (I'm used to having a nice round thin English biscuit, so it's a bit foreign 
) could be a bit bigger within the circle, and it doesn't need the text.
I'm going to drop my alternate logo design, because I have a severe lack of inspiration right now, and I'm perfectly happy with Spider's new topit inspired design! Good work.
Last edited by Carousel (March 30, 2013 (02:57pm))
CWStudios - It references the EDSDK.framework in the Library/Frameworks folder and uses it as though it is in a local directory. This is the only way to use frameworks in Java on a mac, because frameworks on macs do not contain a library file with the extension .dylib, which is what the Native.loadLibrary command searches for in local libraries, so with a symlink it references the framework, which allows the use of the framework. I think.
Repelling Spider - The second one on the left; the big happy biscuit looks the best in my opinion, not that it matters.
Last edited by Caveman Incorporated (March 30, 2013 (03:38pm))
CWStudios, I got my newer computer, and I built the whole program and no errors related to the version. The program did start, but it crashed for one reason.
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Unable to load library
'EDSDK/dll/EDSDK.dll': dlopen(libEDSDK/dll/EDSDK.dll.dylib, 9): image not found
at com.sun.jna.NativeLibrary.loadLibrary(NativeLibrary.java:163)
at com.sun.jna.NativeLibrary.getInstance(NativeLibrary.java:236)
at com.sun.jna.Library$Handler.<init>(Library.java:140)
at com.sun.jna.Native.loadLibrary(Native.java:379)
at edsdk.utils.CanonCamera.<clinit>(CanonCamera.java:55)
at alpha.Controls.<clinit>(Controls.java:71)
Java Result: 1I think that there's an image that's required but it can't find it. Do you know what it's talking about?
I vote the first.
I know, Tenny. There is an unsatisfied link error, meaning that when the program is opening, there is an incorrect directory, so go into your file browser outside of netbeans and follow the directory. Find the EDSDK.dll file and put it where the program needs it, or re-write the directory to where the EDSDK.dll file is. But before doing all of that, are you on a mac?
I know, Tenny. There is an unsatisfied link error, meaning that when the program is opening, there is an incorrect directory, so go into your file browser outside of netbeans and follow the directory. Find the EDSDK.dll file and put it where the program needs it, or re-write the directory to where the EDSDK.dll file is. But before doing all of that, are you on a mac?
Ok, so where does the program need it? EDSDK/dll/EDSDK.dll?
If so, all I have to do is rename the folder EDSDK/Dll to EDSDK/dll
It is case sensitive, so yes, I believe so, but only if you are on PC.
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