Re: [Flashcoders] My Star

2010-03-03 Thread Susan Day 
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 10:54 AM, Karina Steffens wrote:

> Hi Susan,
>
> You need to recheck your coordinates - if you remove the line:
> star.graphics.moveTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*277);
>
> - you'll see a weird shape on the stage. So your error lies somewhere in
> the
> numbers, not the class structure.
>

Caught it. Thanks.
Susan
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RE: [Flashcoders] My Star

2010-03-03 Thread Karina Steffens 
Hi Susan,

You need to recheck your coordinates - if you remove the line:
star.graphics.moveTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*277);

- you'll see a weird shape on the stage. So your error lies somewhere in the
numbers, not the class structure. 

Cheers,
Karina 

> -Original Message-
> From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com [mailto:flashcoders-
> boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of Susan Day
> Sent: 03 March 2010 2:10
> To: Flash Coders List
> Subject: [Flashcoders] My Star
> 
> Hi;
> 
> I have the following code:
> 
> package
> {
> import flash.display.MovieClip;
>  public class Star extends MovieClip
> {
> public function Star()
> {
> var startPosX:int = new int();
> var startPosY:int = new int();
> var factor:Number = new Number();
> startPosX = 100;
> startPosY = 500;
> factor = 0.07;
> var star:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
> addChild(star);
> star.graphics.lineStyle(1, 0xFF);
> star.graphics.beginFill(0xFF);
> star.graphics.moveTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*277);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*188, startPosY + factor*184);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*288, startPosY + factor*170);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*216, startPosY + factor*98);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*232, startPosY + factor*0);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*47);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*55, startPosY + factor*1);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*72, startPosY + factor*100);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*0, startPosY + factor*170);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*99, startPosY + factor*184);
> star.graphics.endFill();
> }
> }
> }
> 
> I created an empty *.fla to test and entered class "Star" (the name of
> this
> *.as) in the Properties. The stage is 1000*500. It doesn't draw my
> star!
> Now, I tested this in another *.as file before I pulled it out to
> create its
> own class and it worked. I added a trace at the end of the class when
> it
> failed in my test fla and it traced. What gives?
> TIA,
> Susan
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Re: [Flashcoders] My Star

2010-03-03 Thread Ruben Quintana 
Hey Susan, this work


Code:
//-- Save as Star.as
--
package {
import flash.display.MovieClip;
public class Star extends MovieClip {

public function Star(where) {

var startPosX:int;
var startPosY:int;
var factor:Number;
startPosX=0;
startPosY=0;
factor=0.07;
var star:MovieClip=new MovieClip;

star.graphics.lineStyle(1,0xFF);
star.graphics.beginFill(0xFF);
star.graphics.moveTo(startPosX + factor * 144,startPosY + factor
* 277);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 188,startPosY + factor
* 184);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 288,startPosY + factor
* 170);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 216,startPosY + factor
* 98);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 232,startPosY + factor
* 0);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 144,startPosY + factor
* 47);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 55,startPosY + factor
* 1);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 72,startPosY + factor
* 100);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 0,startPosY + factor *
170);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor * 99,startPosY + factor
* 184);
star.graphics.endFill();
where.addChild(star);
}
}
}
//
---   end Code  --

I create a fla whit next code in the first frame.
/-   Code  
import Star;
var este=this;
var estrella=new Star(este);

stop();
/-End Code --

Enjoy It.












On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 11:10 AM, Susan Day wrote:

> Hi;
>
> I have the following code:
>
> package
> {
> import flash.display.MovieClip;
>  public class Star extends MovieClip
> {
> public function Star()
> {
> var startPosX:int = new int();
> var startPosY:int = new int();
> var factor:Number = new Number();
> startPosX = 100;
> startPosY = 500;
> factor = 0.07;
> var star:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
> addChild(star);
> star.graphics.lineStyle(1, 0xFF);
> star.graphics.beginFill(0xFF);
> star.graphics.moveTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*277);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*188, startPosY + factor*184);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*288, startPosY + factor*170);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*216, startPosY + factor*98);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*232, startPosY + factor*0);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*47);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*55, startPosY + factor*1);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*72, startPosY + factor*100);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*0, startPosY + factor*170);
> star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*99, startPosY + factor*184);
> star.graphics.endFill();
> }
> }
> }
>
> I created an empty *.fla to test and entered class "Star" (the name of this
> *.as) in the Properties. The stage is 1000*500. It doesn't draw my star!
> Now, I tested this in another *.as file before I pulled it out to create
> its
> own class and it worked. I added a trace at the end of the class when it
> failed in my test fla and it traced. What gives?
> TIA,
> Susan
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[Flashcoders] My Star

2010-03-03 Thread Susan Day 
Hi;

I have the following code:

package
{
import flash.display.MovieClip;
 public class Star extends MovieClip
{
public function Star()
{
var startPosX:int = new int();
var startPosY:int = new int();
var factor:Number = new Number();
startPosX = 100;
startPosY = 500;
factor = 0.07;
var star:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
addChild(star);
star.graphics.lineStyle(1, 0xFF);
star.graphics.beginFill(0xFF);
star.graphics.moveTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*277);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*188, startPosY + factor*184);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*288, startPosY + factor*170);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*216, startPosY + factor*98);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*232, startPosY + factor*0);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*144, startPosY + factor*47);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*55, startPosY + factor*1);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*72, startPosY + factor*100);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*0, startPosY + factor*170);
star.graphics.lineTo(startPosX + factor*99, startPosY + factor*184);
star.graphics.endFill();
}
}
}

I created an empty *.fla to test and entered class "Star" (the name of this
*.as) in the Properties. The stage is 1000*500. It doesn't draw my star!
Now, I tested this in another *.as file before I pulled it out to create its
own class and it worked. I added a trace at the end of the class when it
failed in my test fla and it traced. What gives?
TIA,
Susan
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