Nevermind, I had some empty Elements in the templates that hijacked the
MouseOver.
Thanks if you wasted a thought on this anyway!!
Thomas
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I have a weird issue that I will attempt to explain - if no one gets it and
does not reply - I understand
So I have the same MC that is used say 50 times - each on their own layer
These MC have dynamic text boxes and images... they ALL start out with alpha =
0...
Some have their
It's hard to say...
A few questions:
- do you see all contents when you remove fading completely, i.e. when
you set 100% alpha at the beginning ?
- did you try starting fade with alpha 50% ?
- what kind of event do you use for fading, enter frame or a
timer/interval ?
- are images loaded into
See below
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[flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of Greg Ligierko
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Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 9:47 AM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Bizarre Issue
From my experience, Flash has had issues composing many Bitmaps when they're
overlapping each other. It'd just start hiding some of the images, roughly
after 20 of them were present. Are your images overlapping?
If that's what's going on, you may be able to solve it by 'grouping' the MCs
in
These MC have dynamic text boxes and images... they ALL start out
with alpha = 0...
dynamic images ? Do you mean that the images get loaded dynamically ?
You are, maybe, starting to show the scene when it is not fully
loaded ... :|
hth,
Cedric
There are other ways to get apps on the iPhone. ;-)
I'll personally just pony up the $100 (whenever Adobe releases the beta!!)
Kevin N.
On 12/13/09 9:31 AM, jonathan howe wrote:
Additionally, it looks like you have to be an apple developer before you
can even export a test app, meaning a
Hi,
I have in the past and now on different projects - had trouble trying
to colour match flash / bitmap content with
html / bitmap content. A current project uses sliced and exported
jpegs with colourspace.
Some jpegs end up in flash and some in page divs. The flash jpegs are
shades
Have you tried pngs? Also some browsers render colors differently. The issue
might be the colors that are not rendering the same shade could be non-web safe
colors. It is sometimes a real headache to try and match up your flash images
with html images. This is why for backgrounds you should
Nathan Mynarcik wrote:
Have you tried pngs?
Great idea, now you have another way of getting the colors wrong. How
nice of the png standard to include an ability to embed the color
correction profile, isn't it? Now you have twice the chance for the
wrong profile being applied and in one of
It was just a suggestion. Feel free to add yours.
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Nathan Mynarcik wrote:
What about changing the monitor preferences to TrueColor?
Henrik Andersson wrote:
Nathan Mynarcik wrote:
Have you tried pngs?
Great idea, now you have another way of getting the colors wrong. How
nice of the png standard to include an ability to embed the color
correction profile, isn't
exporting the images out from photoshop at the same time would keep
them the same, so you're saying an image displayed in flash differs
from an image displayed in html - this i haven't heard of.
this article
http://www.viget.com/inspire/the-mysterious-save-for-web-color-shift/
talks about getting
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