DigitalFX 4.0

**Dougw133** · 11-25-2009, 12:09 PM

Wow...Nice. It's unfortunate the circumstances that usually get people to get together and be selfless. That turned out very nice, I am impressed at the response he got from a short post on his forum. Kudos to all of you, well done.

**JohnWPB** · 11-25-2009, 02:44 PM

Hey guys! Don't single me out! I was just a part of the team that was able to pull this off.

The latest news article about the entire build was just posted online moments ago.

For tons of pictures from the build you can check out TylersToy.com

**JohnWPB** · 11-25-2009, 02:55 PM

LOL! They overheard me talking to Karen from the auto body shop, and quoted me in the paper with what I said!

In context, Tylers car broke down when we were following him around town (9 Fiero's trailing behind Tyler like a train). When he started to go over to the side of the road, and stop, we all stopped behind him and knew something was wrong....

From the Detroit Lakes DL-Forum Newspaper:
“That was a sight to see,” said John Panicci, from West Palm Beach, Fla. After Tyler pulled his car over to the side of the road, nine other Fieros pulled over right behind him — “and 10 mechanics jumped out and swarmed the car,” Panicci said.
“How many of us have ever had roadside assistance like that?” he joked.
It turned out that one of the new parts they had installed was defective. Fortunately, however, “we had an extra,” Panicci added."

**Enforcer** · 11-25-2009, 03:11 PM

Q. How many Fiero owners does it take to fix a Fiero.

A. No one knows, because it's never been done.

**trader007** · 11-25-2009, 03:33 PM

no kidding. you could have predicted the breakdown on launch day 11 times out of 10. still, just awesome though.

**jessekilner** · 11-25-2009, 04:13 PM

Simply overwhelming. Just reading news clip can bring tears. Truely a miracle in many aspects.

**ccwild** · 11-25-2009, 04:55 PM

May God bless you John and everyone involved. Great job!!

**jollysig** · 11-25-2009, 07:14 PM

This is probably a simple problem to fix but I have not found an answer to it yet:

I am running the newest version of Ride Runner on windows 7 pro. When I start up RR with digital fx 4.0 I see the 3d clock but when I hit the menu button the top and bottom of the clock disappears and all you see is a strip of the middle. Also when I try to change from a 3d logo to a 2d logo, I get the "one moment please" then RR locks up. I thought this might be a flash problem so I updated to the latest flash player via internet explorer (I could not find a way to download an exe). Any ideas?

Thanks,

**JohnWPB** · 11-25-2009, 07:31 PM

Yes, there is actually a bug in the last DFX release. You are seeing the top and bottom of the clock disappear, as the area not showing is a button area for turning on and off the visualization (Top of the clock) and the button area for going to the next visualization (Bottom of the clock) this has been fixed in the next release.

**jessekilner** · 11-25-2009, 07:37 PM

the issue you see isnt related to win7 thats something that changed in RR awhile back as I noticed this also.. simply go into the skineditor (76d) for win7 and click on menu2.skin.. change the 2 "hidden" squares in the middle and make them alil smaller and out of the view of the 3d logo area..remeber where you arranged them as the lower on is for Visualization change and upper area is to activate Visualization.... this was quickest fix for me... maybe someone else can post the actual fix, adobe website is the safest and easiest way to get latest Im presume.. if flash works on there site then it's installed correctly. I would suggest reinstalling RR maybe some process in background while you installed it first time may have interfered.