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I'm following this tutorial: Lip Syncing the Easy Way

 

I've done all the dialog, voicing, and the list. But when I get down to the command prompt part, I get utterly confused. The tutorial says:

 

You will now need to use some commands to navigate to the directory in which you saved all your files and the makephn.tcl script.

 

 

The three commands are:

 

dir - lists the contents of the current directory.

cd *name of directory* - moves into the *name of directory*

cd.. - Moves to the previous directory.

 

For example I made the directory on my desktop and my default start location is C:\Documents and Settings\Tim

 

So I would need to use the command

 

dir

cd Desktop

cd Voice Overs

 

The dir command is not necessary it just helps to find the names of some folders.

 

You will then need to run the script makephn.tcl that you put in that folder and put list.txt after it. For example:

 

makephn.tcl list.txt

 

would be all you need to type.

 

I don't understand what it's saying about all the different directories - meaning the default start location and the directory known only as - in this example - the directory on my desktop.

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The command prompt is like a command version of the explorer.

 

If you go to "start -> Run" you can type:

cmd

and you get the command prompt.

 

It's showing you the directory where you are at the moment. Something like when you open the explorer and it shows the D:\ Drive.

 

The Command prompt should be saying something like:

C:\Documents and Settings\*YOUR USERNAME*>

where *YOUR USERNAME* is replaced by (oh wonder) your username.

 

Now you can navigate with the above commands cd/cd.. (cd means "change directory")

 

To get to your desktop you have to type:

cd Desktop                    <-- press Enter

Now your command line says:

C:\Documents and Settings\*YOUR USERNAME*\Desktop>

and you can work with that... (changing directory again (cd), listing all the files (dir), executing an executable (filename), or in this case running a script (makephn.tcl list.txt))

 

Hope that helps a bit...

 

Fastmaniac

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