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set the background color of the stage to black and it will work man
On 3/1/07, Stephen Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've tried it does not work
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PS again: with any bacground color, put a movieClip on the stage and name it
mc1
it is a good idea but you know? my version is having a mask that hides 80
percent of the mirrored mc and the 20 showing is fading in..
On 3/1/07, Omar Fouad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and create a movieClip called
Paul:
I understand what you're trying to do (make a time-delay slide show of
images).
Using setInterval for that is fine, but you have to make sure you're
using it correctly.
Calling setInterval will set up a flash system timer that will call your
function every X milliseconds.
It will keep
I believe you can change the settings to get it as a daily digest.
On 2/28/07, Allent99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Why am I getting so many flashcoders information from individuals? Before
everything was consolidated to one email per week or month.
It is very annoying to get my inbox
assign the setInterval to a variable than clear the interval this way :
var myInterval = setInterval(blah blah blah);
clearInterval(myInterval);
read about clearInterval on the docs... U'll realize it more
On 3/1/07, Paul V. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me explain the problem I am having and
Hi Paul,
actually what you should do with setInterval is something like
setInterval(functionReference, interval);
or to keep the scope of the interval : setInterval(this,
functionReference, interval);
secondly, if you want to load the image at a set interval, then your
approach is wrong.
In ActionScript 3 I'd to find all of the subclasses of a particular
class, at runtime. Or put in different terms, I'd like to enumerate
every class in existence. My end goal is an extension to Flex Unit
that will automatically find all subclasses of UnitTest execute them.
It seems at least
here's a simple treeGrid
http://www.jamesward.org/wordpress/?p=36
It juste render tree cell differently.
I'm using the one from http://flex2components.sourceforge.net/ currently.
It's a little bit buggy. I've come around some difficulty with it. But in my
opinion it's the best one I've found for
If i look at the code from Eduardo Ramos, I can see a problem for IE6 in
the pixelWidth property. I don't believe it exists ...
what you should be doing is the following :
function newSize(datoX,datoY) {
var flashElement;
if(document.all !document.getElementById) {
flashElement =
Yes, with bitmapdata.
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@Mick
I think I meant modifying bitmapData instead of placing bitmaps one by one..
but to make sure, are you referring to using copyPixels to a single
bitmapData per point creation?
@Michael
I see what you mean.. I think I wont need any undo feature (i'm not like
trying to make flash-photoshop
Ahh yes forgot something to stop loading images :
function doLoadImage() {
movieCount++;
this.attachMovie(image+i, image+i, 41); // allways refer to the
movieClip you are attaching, in your case it's this
image = this[image+i]; // eval is deprecated in Flahs 8, so this
is a better
I take that back...never use it...you can always use onEnterFrame on the
root.
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Getting frustrated. regarding set
And another error on my part in doLoadImage replace i with movieCount
Alain Rousseau wrote:
Hi Paul,
actually what you should do with setInterval is something like
setInterval(functionReference, interval);
or to keep the scope of the interval : setInterval(this,
functionReference,
These are great articles! They are helping me out a lot.
While browsing the links I also found grant's talk at flash forward austin.
His presentation explaining resource management can be found here
http://gskinner.com/talks/resource-management/
(free nicely animated slideshow application if
So even though I never wrote it I would offer the following
advice, which is to *almost* not use setInterval at all.
Hogwash.
http://www.kennybunch.com/index.php?p=16
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well I've actually created a class called SetTimer.as that executes a
function after a given time in seconds and can loop the function many times
u want..
see just put the class in the same directory of the fla and use:
import SetTimer;
var myTimer:SetTimer = new SetTimer(2, function ()
Link Updated
:D
http://www.proeye.net/omarfouad/myClasses/SetTimer.rar
On 3/1/07, Omar Fouad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well I've actually created a class called SetTimer.as that executes a
function after a given time in seconds and can loop the function many times
u want..
see just put the
As a posted last week or something, there's a few things to keep in mind when
using setInterval
- clear interval before setting it
- always use this syntax setInterval(scope, method, interval)
- and never use this syntax setInterval(function, interval)
- keep a reference to the interval
- remove
Intervals are not a problem as long as you use them correctly.
Just make sure for every setInterval() call you have a corresponding
clearInterval() call. Usually the clearInterval() is within your interval
event handler function, so once the interval end condition is met, there's
no way for
Always a pleasure having intellegent people prove me wrong.
I'd rather be proved wrong by a singleton rather than a simpleton.
My only comment is that setinterval doesn't fire accurately. If the user is
moving the window for example the interval function will never get called.
I like your
Thanks all!
I have the code working now. I will be sure to hang on to the replies, so
I can have them for reference. THANKS.
Paul Vdst
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Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 9:02 PM
Subject:
Hi Paul,
checked your files and indeed the position was wrong if you dragged and
droped too fast. I made a simple fix to your code and now it works
nicely. In your onRelease function you should grab the final position of
your mc. Here is the code with a bit of cleaning up and use of Delegate
Hello Steve and welcome to flashcoders,
the proper way to set content for a ScrollPane is as follow :
MyScrollPane.contentPath = myContent;
where myContent is a MC in your library with a linkage ID myContent
So what you should do is create a MovieClip with your dynamic text in it and export
You can use a singleton. It's just important that the intervals be managed
in a single location.
_root can be used by as1 or as2 programmers. AS3 supports a document class
and support for inner classes which means (through some creative
engineering) singletons as well, no need for root.
1)
this seems to be tied to using a mouse listener. onMouseMove is not
synchronous with the frame rate, so it can fire more than once in between
framesthat being said, it still doesnt make sense that the _x seemingly
increases if you drag left.
if you use good ole onEnterFrame, everything works
thanks eric, I'm not a programmer more a designer though, so you
think this book would be ok for me, actually I hope to finish my book
of flash oop(as2) and
once I have this done, I'm going to migrate to the as3 cookbook. I
just realized how useful is the actionscript for animations and
apart from Do not use Safari, ever ! , I don't know what could be the
cause of this ...
I've tried with a simple test, and indeed onRollOver and onRollOut seem
to be overriden by something else ...
If you *click* on the button with a onRollOver, then the call is made !
weird ! Definitely a
onEnterFrame didn't give any better results either, it was definitely a
case of how fast can Flash grab the exact _x postion when the button is
released and the listener removed (or onEnterFrame deleted). Can't quite
understand the logic of the sequence or timing, but it's definitely a
case of
Hi Gustavo,
There are several great changes with AS3. But nothing I can tell so far
with Flash 9 IDE except that the Alpha's version is all messed up.
I would advise thinking on both ends because an artist/programmer can do
anything with flash.
If you are looking for more of an art
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Getting frustrated. regarding set Interval,and for
loop.
1) setInterval is not accurate. Try moving the window around
here, i set the frame rate to 1, and tried to move the mouse 1 px persecond.
i added traces for everything on both enterframe and mousemove events. you
can start to see the asychronicity between setting the text and redrawing
the stage:
onEnterFrame
mc._x: 3.45
_xmouse: 149
text: 4
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Alain Rousseau wrote:
checked your files and indeed the position was wrong if you dragged
and droped too fast. I made a simple fix to your code and now it works
nicely...
Suhweeet... thanks a ton! That's very interesting. I'm much further
towards the side of Flash Novice, but this bugger
Wacky. Thanks for looking further into this. It's helping to
understand the issues, for sure... not to say that I'm fully aware of
what to do with this knowledge so far, but thanks. :)
Paul
John VanHorn wrote:
here, i set the frame rate to 1, and tried to move the mouse 1 px
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