I'm one of those. A port of Red5 to C# is a must, but there's no way
I'd even consider starting the project until Red5 matures to at least
0.6, though tbh, I'm likely to wait til 0.9 - 1rc1. Red5 is being
developed at such a staggering pace, that porting to C# at this stage
would be pointless
Have you tried embedding fonts or are you using the builtin psp fonts?
-Sajed
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I whipped up a RSS Reader for the PSP Flash Player in just 2 hours.
It's open source so it's free anyone.
One thing I've notice is that the performance for parsing an
Hi,
if I don't get wrong when you call duplicateMovieClip() as a method of
the class MovieClip
(opposite to the global function duplicateMovieClip()) - like in your
code - you shouldn't provide
a target param:
e.g.
a.duplicateMovieClip(b,1);
/* duplicates mc a and assignes the copy mc the
Hello all,
This is probably very Zinc specific, but I'll give it a try, in case someone
can suggest something useful. If it's too off-topic, my apologies in advance.
I have an application made with Zinc, with the .exe not having the Flash OCX
included.
So, in order for it to work, it has to
Doesn't Flash 8 now have a flash player check function in its api? I
recall seeing that somewhere.
Lee
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He Lee,
I've seen it probably myself, but that would require
some ActionScript code to execute, so the Player 8 should
be present, right?
Dimitrios
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Lol, that's a damn good point ;-) One day I'll learn to think before I
reply.
Lee
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Hi, I have a issue here, I don't have a clue of what's happening, when I
test my movie in flash, everything goes well, but if I clear the ASO and
test the movie, I get the following error:
**Error** C:\...\System.as: Line 5: The name of this class, 'System',
conflicts with the name of another
I have had trouble with this kind of thing when working on a network
drive. Are you working on one? Can you switch to a local drive?
Jim
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I am working on a local drive,
I have some classes, in them I have this:
code
this.resX = System.capabilities.screenResolutionX;
/code
but I don't think that's the problem, since I remove this line, but I have
the same error
On 5/8/06, Jim Tann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had trouble
Hey Guys,
I remember from the FSP time that it could also read/write DLL's..
Sure Macromedia put's something somewhere in the register that is usable?
Get's back to the point though that you need a flash player to play the zync
that check's that..
You could always use a small flash exe that
If he wanted to do that, he'd embed the player. ;-)
Anyway, there is a better option if that route is preferred; FSP / Zinc
can also execute vb and fs scripts, and there are plenty of those for
Flash detection available.
Lee
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That's great Andre, but this is specific windows and OCX. How would
you do it for Mac OSX and Linux, Solaris, etc?
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On May 7, 2006, at 7:05 AM, Sander wrote:
Hi there,
I'm trying to do some 3Dish distortions on bitmapData instances,
using loops to copy colons or rows of pixels. It's fast enough for
real-time.
But the result is an aliased picture. I thought I could use the
Convolution filter to
With the old FSP there was a difference with the player you could embed and
the flashplayer.. but maybe not with zync anymore..
but the vb and fs script makes sense.. but is that from within Zinc itself?
because then you need to turn an swf into the exe.. that will execute the
script? then
Anyone got any script to cover the following problem:
Given an area (x,y) what's the best way of filling it with 'n' squares?
Cheers
M
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Hey guys,
Thanks for the replies.
Zinc can embed the player, but for technical reasons this is not an option
for me. So, the .exe has to rely on the installed OCX.
Zinc can run dlls so that's the way I think I should be looking at.
I'm already in contact with Zinc support and I'm waiting to
Built in.
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Have you tried embedding fonts or are you using the builtin psp fonts?
-Sajed
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I whipped up a RSS Reader for the PSP Flash Player in just 2 hours.
It's open source so it's free
you could divide the area, divide one half again, divide the other half, and
so on...n-times...
cheers | kerem
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All my squares need to be the same size - so for example what's the best way of
laying out 'n' equal squares in an areas x,y so the squares are as big as they
can be. There must be an algo for this kind of thing.
M
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I've done a quick google and haven't seen this, but it's hard to know where
exactly to look as all the words involved are so common. Anyone seen a bug
where a mousedown isn't registered until the mouse is moved? This is only
happening in Safari - tested in Firefox, IE/Mac and IE/Win with no
Sounds a bit like the problem you can get when mixing regular movieclips
with v2 components -- focusManager won't give movieclips focus if
they're clicked twice in succession, so their onRelease won't trigger
the second time unless the mouse is moved between clicks -- workaround
is to add
I've also had this error, several times. It's simply a Flash IDE bug --
Save your work, close and restart Flash, and the error will go away.
Tyler
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I am working on a local drive,
I have some classes, in them I have this:
I have just restarted Flash and the error is gone, thanks Tyler !
On 5/8/06, Tyler Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've also had this error, several times. It's simply a Flash IDE bug --
Save your work, close and restart Flash, and the error will go away.
Tyler
On 5/8/06, MBDI ICSC Rodrigo
Probably this is not what you are looking for but: If your maximum square
count is relatively low then you could use some kind of brute-force
technique where you could try different cases. This might be the only way
if the squares are actually rectangles (i.e.
images) with varying ratios: that
is this true ? while holding down the mouse, there's no rollover anymore, even the dragOver
doesn't respond ?
here's my test:
CODE
function drawRect (c:MovieClip) {
c.lineStyle (0, 0x0, 0);
c.beginFill (0xF1, 100);
c.lineTo (30, 0);
c.lineTo (30, 30);
mouseMove hitTest I guess
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is this true ? while holding down the mouse, there's no rollover anymore,
even the dragOver
doesn't respond ?
here's my test:
CODE
function drawRect (c:MovieClip) {
c.lineStyle (0, 0x0, 0);
This seemed like a really simple problem when I first looked at it, but
actually I think it's pretty subtle. I don't know about a standard
algorithm, but here's my take:
I think your best option, as Bernard said, is a brute force technique.
Here's the algorithm I'd use (probably could be
is onDragOut() useful to you?
Ian
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is this true ? while holding down the mouse, there's no rollover anymore, even
the dragOver
doesn't respond ?
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eric dolecki schrieb:
mouseMove hitTest I guess
yupp, but that's ugly as hell! You see i wanted to mimic a range selection like gCal (google
calendar it is i believe) has one.
i can do that with hitTest ‚fairly‘ simple, but heh - just some extra hits for
the CPU i guess.
thanks for
try
c.trackAsMenu = true;
Roman
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is this true ? while holding down the mouse, there's no
Ian Thomas schrieb:
is onDragOut() useful to you?
„you can keep it foryourself, if you have any needs for that one my dear“ :-)
well, actually no. sorry. See if dragOver doesn't respond, why should dragOut ? Wouldn't
make much sense to me.
micha
I'm looking to extend the TextArea component to support inline
images. htmlText isn't sufficient due to it's inability to
appropriately position the images.
I have created a custom textarea component to extend TextArea...
works great... but I'm really at a loss from here.
I've been
Why not do something like this (if you're doing google calendar thing):
mouseDown, you start to record mouse position, using drawAPI or actually
highlight your time blocks), then onMouseUp you check to see what the range
was, etc. etc.
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Ian
Hold the phone: quick test shows there's something wrong with this. Give me
a couple of minutes...
Danny
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Roman Hippler schrieb:
try
c.trackAsMenu = true;
::grumbles like gimley::
hmpff! but that still counts as one!
micha
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Just some stupid typos. Revised is:
function squareWidth (x, y, N) {
var p = 1
var q = 1
var w1 = x
var w2 = y
var nextW1 = x/2
var nextW2 = y/2
while (true) {
var numSquares = p*q
var currWidth = Math.min(w1,w2)
if (numSquares = N) {return currWidth}
eric dolecki schrieb:
Why not do something like this (if you're doing google calendar thing):
mouseDown, you start to record mouse position, using drawAPI or actually
highlight your time blocks), then onMouseUp you check to see what the range
was, etc. etc.
Roman already hit the nail!
no
whatever dude... sorry for defacing your experience...
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eric dolecki schrieb:
Why not do something like this (if you're doing google calendar thing):
mouseDown, you start to record mouse position, using drawAPI or actually
highlight your
I wrote up a review here.
http://www.gamedev.net/features/reviews/productreview.asp?categoryid=35prod
uctid=565
A couple of the commentors talked about how it's absolute crap, but I
haven't yet found a SWF-decryptor that can bring the encrypted SWF back to
something resembling its original form.
Mike,
All my squares need to be the same size - so for example what's the
best way of laying out 'n' equal squares in an areas x,y so the
squares are as big as they can be. There must be an algo for this
kind of thing.
I might be being a little stupid, but since it's a square, and since
Aaaah, the Monday-effect: Yes, in fact: the problem with Steve's algorithm
is that the squares will almost never entirely fill the area. There will
always be empty gaps at every line / column and/or the last line will not be
filled completely.
If you have 5 squares to fill for example, there
Hi John,
I wouldn't say SWF Encrypt is absolute crap - though it took just minutes
for us to bypass their initial 3.0 version.
As per requests from our customers, we have been deliberately not bypassing
it (but we gave no promises).
Recently, it turned out it broke some of our applications
This is similar to the thread about fitting boxes to an area.
I've got this:
MovieClip.prototype.FadeIn = function() {
this._alpha = randomBetween(-200, 0);
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
if (this._alpha 100) {
this._alpha += 10;
}
};
};
function
Hey all - I'm trying to script a custom cellrender with a datagrid;
I'm successfully passing in the local file path of an external file,
but this filepath won't work in a cellrender -- either as a loadmovie
or as a Loader contentPath -- yet the same loadMovie works outside of
a cellRender with no
anybody know of a code depository for image transitions?
thanks,
M.
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Danny: I do not understand your algorithm - could you shed some more
(high-level) light on what it is doing?
Sure. The idea is that the optimal size will always be an exact fraction of
either the width or the height. So what we do is drop down by multiples of
these until we get to the first size
Works fine if it's one line, but how to make this wrap in a give area? Is
it possible to adapt the code given for the previous question of how to fit
squares in an area?
Sure, as long as the text is monospaced (it looks like yours is). My
algorithm will work just fine (with a tiny adaptation to
Mike Lyda wrote:
I'd like to include ads (Google ads) inside of a SWF.. with hopes of having
the SWF end up on other sites. But is this u legal with Google? And has
someone already done something similar?
I don't know the details of how Google serves and tracks, but I do know
they
Hey all,
Can anyone point me in the right direction of how to save an xml doc from
flash.
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You could use php to write an xml file.
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Hey all,
Can anyone point me in the right direction of how to save an xml doc from
flash.
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Can anyone point me in the right direction of how to save an xml doc from
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You could construct the XML doc on the fly in Flash and have the user copy
and paste the XML to a new file. They could upload the new file to the
server if that's what you need to do. As far as writing to the file system
goes, I don't think you'll have much luck.
Thomas
On 5/8/06, Mike Boutin
... you could email it to me along with a cheque for ?1000 and I will hand
stitch it into a piece of felt, take a picture of it and email you a jpeg!
Oh come on, don't tell me you're not tempted! :OD
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This is a pretty general question... The right direction depends a lot on
what you're going to do with the data, and what you mean by save.
For example, you can save small amounts of xml in a SharedObject on the
user's computer. Only that user's computer would have access to the data.
If you
Sounds similar to something I may have reported (I can't remember).
I've got a button that issues an XML.sendAndLoad
I see the button triggered on mousedown, but I never get the response
until the mouse moves.
(However, this happens in authoring)
I can work around this by using a
I think that there is still valuable early work to be done on a port to C#,
including feasibility studies.
As I recall, Red5 leverages Spring. I know Spring.net exists, but it would be
useful to find out how closely they resemble each other.
I would also imagine the underlying Red5 framework
Chris Velevitch wrote:
While ago, someone mentioned how easy it is to write a C++ wrapper to
create a desktop application with Flash as the UI. According to the
documentation, The ExternalInterface class ... lets you easily
communicate from ActionScript and the Flash Player container ... to a
A couple of times I have tried to cast a string to a number like so (this is
just an example):
var string:String = 9;trace(string);var number:Number =
Number(string);trace(number);trace(typeof(number));
It seems to work, but is this the correct way to cast.
Thanks,
You can use parseInt
number = parseInt(string);
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parseInt is the preferred way to get a number from a string.
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or parseFloat() for floating point numbers.
Scott
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parseInt is the preferred
Chris,
I think what you're getting at is How do I create a C++ application that
embeds the Flash Player, and how can the embedded Flash Player communicate
with the C++ application?.
Mike Chambers wrote a terrific article on the subject (his was written in
C#), but the DevNet Resource Kit it was
Hey Scott,
Man I wish we could say that the underlying framework is set at this
moment, but actually we are working on refactoring the Streaming and
RTMP decoding and encoding stuff at this moment. There are also
probably improvements with the API that came out with this last
version. It's still
Wow!
I just tried your algorithm with my previous example numbers and it does
output the correct square size (100) - also, internally it has the right
number of columns/lines: e.g. 3x4 (p=3, q=4) As for performance, it took 6
iterations: Since the output was 3x4, the number of iterations was (3
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