A little question do you guys also get a stack of spam e-mails since
XMas? Since Xmas I am getting a shitload of fake returned mails the junk
mailing counter is already at 1k per hour. Really annoying. Anyone?
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Hi fellow flashcoders.
I'm currently working on a project where our preview area is on an https
address. For some reason when I try to access the netstream.bytesTotal property
the returned value is the same as the netstream.bytesLoaded (e.g if the
bytesLoaded returns 6000 the bytesTotal
yes it happens in local, its a bug
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From: Joakim Carlgren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 1:29 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] NetStream - bytesTotal on https outputs wrong value
Hi fellow flashcoders.
I'm
This is what I'm trying to accomplish: http://webkitchen.be/downloads/
scribble.jpg
Thanks for your help,
Serge
Can you give us an example of the visual effect you're looking for?
The simplest I can think of is a kind of 'ribbon' shape, like an
oval but with two ends crossing over - this
I wouldn't consider it just a local problem since it occurs to me when I browse
to the https adress. Or what exactly do you mean by local, do I misunderstand
you?
// joakim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Fabio Sonnati
Sent: den 28
This is what I'm trying to accomplish: http://webkitchen.be/downloads/
scribble.jpg
Thanks for your help,
Serge
Okay. In that case I think you're best off drawing an ordinary ellipse (or
possibly a rounded rectangle) but adding some error factor. If you're
starting from an ellipse, here's
Jim,
Thanks for the great overview. I really appreciate it.
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Right... That does make sense except for the draw the point...
Shouldn't that have an X and Y coordinate?
It does: it's the sum of two other points with an x and y coordinate. I'm
mostly a Director person so these vector sums are done natively: Flash
doesn't do anything so useful. But
Are you trying to position an animated movieClip Serge, or use the
drawing API to draw scribbles? Because it sound like the suggestions
you're getting are the latter solution.
S
On 28 Dec 2005, at 12:55, Serge Jespers wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm kinda stuck here... so any help is appreciated.
No, excuse me, I misunderstand you.
The problem happens *also* if you load a FLV from
a local area network (or the local HD).
Now I know from you that it happens in HTTPS, too.
I have not found a workaraound, yet
FS
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From: Joakim Carlgren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
One final thought and then I'll shut up.
If you want to make your scribble smoother, you can make the randomness
'second-order'. That is, instead of randomising the change to the error
factor, you could randomise the *rate* of change of the error factor. So you
now keep track of two values,
It's supposed to be the drawing API ;-)
Positioning an animated MC would be the easy way and I always seem to
go for the not so easy way ;-)
I got this far (ahum) http://webkitchen.be/downloads/scribble.swf
And now I need a mathematician to fix the coordinates :p
Obviously, this is totally
I was going over the AS3 documentation and I've noticed that the isDown()
property was removed for security reasons from the new Keyboard class.
Is there another way of doing the same thing then? Are we now forced to use
the event-driven onKeyDown()?
Here's the page where I'm reading:
Yeah man, same here, although not as many. Open proxy servers = fair game
during the holidays.
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From: Weyert de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Flashcoders mailing list flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 6:19 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders]
The sample you originally posted is not accessible anymore, so my take on
this might be off-base:
http://www.motiondraw.com/md/as_samples/t/CatmullRomSpline/scribbledOval.htm
l
This approach is more about 'scribbling' than Math -
First several ovals are manually drawn with this tool
spam on my gmail account went from aprox 5/day to about 30/day in the last week
On 12/28/05, JesterXL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah man, same here, although not as many. Open proxy servers = fair game
during the holidays.
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From: Weyert de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah I also thought about doing pre-recorded paths but I though it
was gonna look cooler if it were totally random :-)
What sample are you referring to? 'cause my stuff is still online ;-)
S
The sample you originally posted is not accessible anymore, so my
take on
this might be off-base:
spam on my gmail account went from aprox 5/day to about
30/day in the last week
I know, I know, spam sucks, etc. But the one thing worse than getting spam
is having to read about other people getting spam. So, please end this
thread. Thanks!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
What sample are you referring to? 'cause my stuff is still online ;-)
Sorry, hadn't reallized that the link had just an unwanted line-break. All
fine now!
Yeah I also thought about doing pre-recorded paths but I though
it was gonna look cooler if it were totally random :-)
Note that the
JesterXL wrote:
Yeah man, same here, although not as many. Open proxy servers = fair game
during the holidays.
Great to hear I am not the only one!
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I was wondering if anyone else has run into this before.
I am trying to pass an argument (String) to a function via an html link in a
text field that will execute specific code based on the value of the
argument, but the argument seems to get lost during the evaluation.
The html reads:
listText
I don't think you are allowed to use spaces. So, make it:
listText = pa href=\asfunction:showList,webcasts\View List/a/p;
Instead of:
listText = pa href=\asfunction:showList, webcasts\View List/a/p;
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From: Dennis Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Well there it is!
I hacked around on it for an hour, but didn't think of that. . .
Thanks for your help JesterXL!
Dennis
I don't think you are allowed to use spaces. So, make it:
listText = pa href=\asfunction:showList,webcasts\View List/a/p;
Instead of:
listText = pa
On 12/27/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eclipse is of course powerful but java based apps always seem a bit slow
on OSX IMHO.
Hey Jim,
Did you try upgrading the JVM to 1.5? That seemed to help performance quite
a bit once I did that.
-Chris
Hello Michael.
Well, ive tried your method didnt worked out..maybe you can help
me..looking at the code..
///starting variables
texto_xml = _root.main.caixa_txt.htmlText;
_root.main.caixa_txt.autoSize = true;
sorry...what i mean to say is that the text doesnt appear.
On 12/28/05, Jose Maria Barros [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Michael.
Well, ive tried your method didnt worked out..maybe you can help
me..looking at the code..
///starting variables
texto_xml = _root.main.caixa_txt.htmlText;
Folks,
Does anyone know of a technology, a hack, a company, etc that can get
telephony conferencing working in Flash?
I'm not talking about using the FMS server..
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Jester ...
Good Lord!! This is why I love Flash sooo much.
I looked at Dennis's question and thought, A-ha. I can answer this one.
Examined his code, couldn't se anything wrong, compared to similar code I
generate through AS. Everything looked OK.
Not allowed to have spaces - that would
Hello all,
I remember a long time ago I used some software to take a video and turn it
into several frames of vector art. I can't remember it for the life of me
now. Does it ring a bell to anyone out there?
Thanks,
¬
ryan mayer, mgdc
bluehaus communications
bluehaus.com
Professional
I've been able to load binary files in Flash 7 and 8 using a small trick...
I basically wrote a PHP script that reads a file and converts it to a string
in hexadecimal. Flash then loads the string and converts it back to binary
at runtime.
Of course, it only works because the files I'm using are
I can see a workaround though:
It would be not too hard to write a class that listesn to the keyboard, and
when an onKeyDown event is triggered, it reads the key and adds the keycode
to an array.
The keycode is then removed at an onKeyUp event. And the isDown method would
just have to look
I would suggest reposting this next week when the adobe people get
back from vacation.
Regards
Hank
On 12/28/05, Joe Cutting [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was going over the AS3 documentation and I've noticed that the isDown()
property was removed for security reasons from the new Keyboard
Adding true to an array at the index of the keycode instead of adding
the code to it might be better on looking through the array. Because
you do not have to use for loop.
Adding:
pressedKeys_array[Key.getCode()] = true;
Looking:
bIsDown = pressedKeys_array[Key.getCode()]
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Newsdee
the fact of mensage please wait some time when streaming files.
Progressive download are fine but also for non large size of files and
better qualify like 192kpbs.
2005/12/28, hank williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What is the difference between this and standard progressive download for
mp3s.
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