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We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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Forums - Bricks in Motion » Equipment & Software » Developers/Programmers Needed! Let's create a stopmotion program!
CWStudios - Yes, and yes. I'll try unzipping the program again and starting a new one, still saving the old one, but just to see if it was an error through that process oro something.
There was no improvement; that was not the fix.
Wait, are you talking about the JRE problem, or the new SDK problem.
I still get the unsatisfied link error when I try to run the program
Last edited by jasper (April 3, 2013 (07:48pm))
tenny - We're talking about a JRE problem. To get rid of the unsatisfied link error, move the EDSDK.framework file into the Library/Frameworks file, outside of NetBeans and Biscuit; it is a system file, but do not put it in System/Library/Frameworks, put it in Library/Frameworks. Next, open NetBeans and open up the CanonCamera class, and around line 48 change this:
public static EdSdkLibrary EDSDK = (EdSdkLibrary) Native.loadLibrary("/Macintosh/EDSDK.framework/Versions/A/EDSDK", EdSdkLibrary.class, options);To this:
public static EdSdkLibrary EDSDK = (EdSdkLibrary) Native.loadLibrary("/Library/Frameworks/EDSDK.framework/Versions/A/EDSDK", EdSdkLibrary.class, options);And that should clear up the unsatisfied link error that you're receiving. However, it will probably throw a new error about the Java Runtime Environment.
REPOST- Okay, so now I have the same problem as caveman. I'll am now llokimg into the problem
Last edited by jasper (April 4, 2013 (01:32pm))
CWStudios - 16 GB 
(RAM) 120 GB of Hard Drive Space
Tenny: You and I shall continue llokimg into the problem.
What model is your Mac? I have one of those old 2008 MacBook Pros, with only 2GB RAM.
CWStudios - Probably Not 
Tenny - Early 2011 MacBook Pro. I upgraded the RAM for pretty cheap, and I wanted more RAM anyway, so it worked out.
I would definitely like more ram but I don't know where to get it.
Roll Call! All members who are developing this software state your occupation. I would like for all involved to be acknowledged when complete!
CyberCom: Manager, Graphics Executive
topitmunkeydog: he invented the face on the thing
edit: you don't have to credit me here lol i can't even program
Last edited by topit (April 4, 2013 (07:18pm))
thekingofbricks: Tester, Graphics, and errr... whatever else needs to be done. I know some python. 
(Yeah, tester, I'm great at crashing programs and finding all sorts of weird bugs.)
Last edited by Blue Phoenix (April 4, 2013 (06:11pm))
Tenny1028: tertiary developer and Mac tester.
(And by tertiary I mean I seem to be third in line of the developing process. I put CWS on top and caveman second)
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