And if you rescale the emptyclip back to 100% before loading another
image...
:-)
Eric.
MJorge wrote:
I know that my approach is working, the prob is that i have a button to load
another image to the clip. That´s when all the problems come...
The width value is not respected anymore. That´s my prob.
On 2/8/06, erixtekila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
_xscale and _yscale should be your friends.
Your approach is good btw.
I am loading dynamically some images to a emptyClip. The images have
different width anh height values each one. What i wanted is that my
Clip
(or image after loading) had a maximum width of 163....
I am using this code at my Clip but it´s not working correctly. Can
anyone
help?
onClipEvent (data) {
maxWidth = 163;
if (this._width > maxWidth)
{
scaleFactor = maxWidth / this._width;
this._width = Math.floor (this._width * scaleFactor);
this._height = Math.floor (this._height * scaleFactor);
}
}
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http://blog.v-i-a.net/
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