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and waiting for a reply
there is a lot of information available ...
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- Original Message -
From: Juan Anzaldo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi,
just to clarify,
are you trying to get the equal sided polygon into your elipse,
or are you wanting the points equal distance along the circumfrence
?
also why are you not getting accurate results when using a large point set ?
a) you need a crazy level of accuracy ?
b) the maths doesn't
:)
it's probably not a joke.
if the height and width values are non-identical, then rotating would have
an effect (the fill is not radially symetrical).
anyway, I don't know the answer to the question, but maybe the rotation is
being performed before the scaling (this would probably not have
Just a quick one,
are you sure about the very first line ?
where are you creating the movieclip ?
maybe it should be
this.createEmptyMovieClip(...
or
someOther_mc.this.createEmptyMovieClip(...
glenn
//create a container called c
c = c.createEmptyMovieClip(c, 1);
/*
Hi
I think I've done this in two different ways in the past (for different
situations)
I'm at work and don't have any code here,
but, from memory, the main concepts were
1: tag / stack based (was filtering tags at the same time)
go
Hi all,
really quick question,
Macromedia Documentation states that the BitmapData availability is
Actionscript 1.0; Flash Player 8
is this simply wrong ?
if not, how do I locate include these classes as AS1?
(given that I can't 'import' from AS1)
cheers,
glenn
Hi,
firstly, it looks fantastic - great work :)
secondly, (copying 'kludge-around')
how about duplicating the text box over the top, the selectable text box
having the smilies replaces with a smiliefont, suitable width, space
character ?
events triggering scroll updating etc ?
doable maybe?
Ah, the pop-up window
Ummm, everyone seems to want to say that it works
but it doesn't REALLY work!
(well not enough to have smiling clients)
ok, it opens a window - but you could probably assume that already
I'm assuming that you want it to work the way it does on PC IE ?
(even this
Hi,
I'm sure you meant 1440 twips per inch :)
anyway, there are 20 twips per pixel
(do divide by 20 to get the pixels)
cheers,
glenn
- Original Message -
From: Dan Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flashcoders flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 11:48 AM
/ 15);
}
function pixelsToTwips(p_pixels:Number):Number {
return p_pixels * 15;
}
Although this isnt always accurate..
On 11/14/05, pixelassembly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure you meant 1440 twips per inch :)
anyway, there are 20 twips per pixel
(do divide by 20 to get the pixels
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