Hi!

I am testing new VMP for MAC OS X now.

In the "safari", if there is nothing in a background, the phenomenon in which a screen remains has come out by the button operation using Java Script.

For example, please see http://www.viewpoint.com/pub/products/ci.html

If some left buttons are pushed, the state at that time will remain in a background.

Is this state known-issues?
Is there any method of standardizing or evading about this state?

OSX 10.3.4
Safari 1.2.2

Thanks,
Muneto

More, it is the information on a machine.

PowerPC G4 733MH
Memory 256MB
NVIDIA GeForce2MX

Thanks,
Muneto

Well,

This state was avoided by putting in FLASH for backgrounds.
However, it is not fundamental solution.

Please let me know "how to solve without using FLASH"?

Thanks,
Muneto

Muneto,

I am not sure I understand your problem maybe its the problem I get that if I trigger the set property function eg to change a material, an image of the scene gets left in the background as a ghost.

If I resize the browser window the vet player succesfully redraws the scene and the 'ghost' disappears.

Is this your problem?

Hi barnaby,

Yes,
That's right.

If surely a browser is resized or another window is put, a "ghost" will disappear.
However, although "ghost" disappears by that operation, doesn't a user consider "bug "?

Is there how to display normally the VET contents which nothing places on a background?
Or is it the problem of hardware?

Thanks,
Muneto

muneto, I'd say it was a bug in the mac player

there is a 'similar' kind of bug in the internet explorer that prevents programmed flash content from displaying correctly in the flash player unless some kind of non-programmed activity is happening that forces IE to redraw.

I'm glad you found a kind of workaround solution. I have had no feedback to any of my posts here about the problem.