Or done with video - either Flash video, or shooting, running it through
some DV software turning the contrast way up to make whatever stand out,
and then exporting each frame as an image. Once the images are in
flash, you could trace bitmap to make them vectors.
Patrick Matte wrote:
You're looking for sin. Cosine (cos) will do about the same thing, but
it starts where your example ends - but both have the same shape when
left to go forever.
The only hitch is that you want to look at the sin of angles 0 -180, but
when you use sin or cosine, you need to convert to radians
I guess I'd say it depends on what you're inputting to get your range.
A hex color value consists of red, green and blue values. It goes
0xRRBBGG and you can probably guess which colors go where. If you don't
know how to count in hex, F is the new 9. So it goes
Well, I'll tell ya about a problem I had in a project of mine that
sounded kinda similar. It was similar because we were loading mini
resource intensive games into a main container movie - which in turn was
in Zinc.
Anyway I did end up having memory leaks, but it wasn't Flash's fault. I
Does anyone know if this applies to Director hosted content as well? I
had a Flash game that was hosted in Director. It used the movieclip
loader to load external assets. When run in flash alone on my desktop,
it work great. But then in Director, the events called when it finished
loading
I believe it'll always come in as a string - but you can use the split
keyword quite easily. I pick a separator character that won't appear in
my array like the pipes
myString =val1|val2|val3|val4|val5
Once you load the string...
myArray = myString.split('|');
So then myArray will an
Hey, I'm not really stuck on this, but I'm very curious what's going on.
I was using loadVars to pull in HTML - I tried my personal site which
worked fine, and I tried google and amazon, and the HTML source was very
much out of order. I tried some other sites I made, and it seems that
if they
So I had some weirdness publishing a file that I just got back from a
client who had someone swap an entire new graphic interface, but left my
code intact. I had some movieclips with some linkage ID, and they had a
class associated with them that I wrote to make them act like buttons.
Also,
I would say to look at your NDA, or contract agreement, or whatever you
signed for your position.
I think your NDA will prevent you from talking about a project first and
foremost. If you managed to go without signing an NDA, most likely your
contract agreement that says you are doing this
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