Hi guys, I remember there is a technique used by some car games, like
I presume here:
http://www.2flashgames.com/f/f-3D-Rally-Racing-4621.htm
Which allows you to have realistic car games without a real 3D engine.
Does anyone remember the name of this technique and have some
information about
The technique is called Mode7 and you can find Flash source here:
http://www.gotoandplay.it/_articles/2006/09/mode7racing.php
(Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_7)
HTH,
Ian
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Christian Giordano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys, I remember there is
hi guys
I have flash scroller it's working fine in flash but i have to use the
flash file in Director so when i use in director i have this problem .
if i try to drag the scroller down the mouse will release and scroller
will stop
I use this code
on (press)
{
startDrag (, false, 0, 0, 0,
* Ask your connections for connections on your city. You might be surprised
of them knowing some one in the area.
* Contact some one such Aquent. I was in the same position as you are and
they helped me to get in the door with some great agencies. For sure you
wont get the salary you might get on
Singletons are overused and, except in rare instances, are a bad idea.
Singletons are acceptable if you're writing throwaway code, like agency stuff
where getting it done under tight deadlines is more important than getting it
done in the most scalable and flexible way.
A Singleton is just a
Background Info:
Ok so I have a project that uses papervision3D. I'm new to papervsion so please
bear with me: I have a background movie which is animated and laid over the top
is are my 3D objects - there are 26 single sided planes and 26 double sided
planes that all use MovieMaterials. These
Yes it is. Greensock built an as2 class to do just that thing and then
I rebuilt it in as3. Basically it works out the location of certain
words and then creates a box around it. You can create whatever you
want really as all it is doing is getting the x,y,width and height you
need for the
Hi,
You can use a tags in HTML textfields an you can also have these
call ActionScript functions using asfunction:funcname or similar.
This would work nicely for text with only a few words that you want to
highlight. You can even use css to style your links.
If you want every word
Ele,
May be worth posting to the Papervision mailing list.
http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/Papervision3D_osflash.org
I haven't looked at your issues in depth - but it may simply be that
you're asking Flash to do too much. 2000 may be a recommendation for
the number of planes, but your
Hi,
In addition to what Glen said, I suggest that you refer to this post here:
http://troyworks.com/blog/2008/03/14/flash-textfield-actionscript-hyperlink-in-as30/
It's mentioned there that rollovers can be detected using
TextField.getCharIndexAtPoint(x:Number, y:Number).
Although you can use
Not sure. You can do the hover effect using CSS - use the a:hover style.
Apply a stylesheet describing a:hover to your textfield. Works great.
However, not sure you can capture that particular event. You can use
TextEvent.LINK event to find out when the user clicked the text, but there is
Excellent suggestion Helmut.
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 8:33 AM, Helmut Granda [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
* Ask your connections for connections on your city. You might be surprised
of them knowing some one in the area.
* Contact some one such Aquent. I was in the same position as you are and
they
Thanks for the responses everyone.
Steven, I could use some constructive feedback:
Usually what I do is have a singleton instanced when the swf is
initialized, and using composition, other classes are instanced within
the singleton. So the singleton becomes a sort of tree trunk with
everything
Why aren't you using a static class for that instead of a Singleton?
Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Thanks for the responses everyone.
Steven, I could use some constructive feedback:
Usually what I do is have a singleton instanced when the swf is
initialized, and using composition, other
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