Real nice. It didn't quite work for me though - the jpg I downloaded had a
grayscale background image... Otherwise it was ok.
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Does anyone know how this is done? (The saving as JPG option)
http://coca-colacreator.coca-cola.com/creator.html?country=USlang=EN
My guess is AS3 and some type of AS3 JPG encoder? It seems too fast and
responsive to be doing any server side image encoding.
The sniffer is looking for Flash 8, so I highly doubt it's an AS3 solution.
I believe it's a highly optimized server-side solution.
On 4/13/07, Mick G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how this is done? (The saving as JPG option)
I'm sure is JSP server merging predefined images, client-side tells
server-side only the position, orientation, text, color, etc of the image.
You can do it with php, coldfusion, aspx, etc too.
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2007/4/13, T. Michael
] How is it done? coca-cola creator
Does anyone know how this is done? (The saving as JPG option)
http://coca-colacreator.coca-cola.com/creator.html?country=USlang=EN
My guess is AS3 and some type of AS3 JPG encoder? It seems too fast and
responsive to be doing any server side image encoding
Flash is uploading a bitmapData object representing the final image to the
server. This is a Flash 8 AS 2.0 solution
I'm sure is JSP server merging predefined images, client-side tells
server-side only the position, orientation, text, color, etc of the image.
You can do it with php,
Hey guys,
It is AS2 and we did it by creating an svg representation of the flash
vector artwork on flash's side and passing that to Java. Java in turn takes
the svg data and creates a bitmap representation. Doing it this way was
actually much faster for us than going the BitmapData route.
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I'm sure it's possible in AS2 and probably is - it just seemed extremely
responsive and fast, especially considering you can choose a 1024x1280 image
and it sends it to you in a second. (And is that dialog box you get when you
save your drawing a normal download dialog box?)
Most AS2 solutions
On 4/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Flash is uploading a bitmapData object representing the final image to the
server. This is a Flash 8 AS 2.0 solution
The AS2.0 BitmapData class doesn't have any methods for uploading
data. I'm pretty sure Flash 8/AS2.0 cannot send binary
I have this theory that if you ask Flashcoders about any given Flash
internet application, it takes less than 10 replies to get a response from
someone who actually worked on it ;)
The power of Flashcoders!
Nice job guys!
On 4/13/07, Mark Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys,
It is
Sounds like the exact same implementation I did for Warner Bros' Toonify
engine.
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SVG and Flash? Are you saying you just had a list of SVG xml code which
you send to your server?
I am not aware of any Flash artwork to SVG converts libraries for Flash.
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Add in SVG to the mix of what Andrés said above... stir..., cook..., and
serve. :)
Although you still should look around out there... there are some great
examples of flash and svg mixing.
ie: http://flash-creations.com/notes/sample_svgtoflash.php
On 4/13/07, Weyert de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's another with an example and source code.
http://www.bytearray.org/?p=26 and http://www.bytearray.org/?p=29
I'm currently using the same JPEGEncoder class on something similar (draw
and stick activity multimedia-application) for a local kindergarten using
haXe and screenweaver :)
On 4/13/07, Weyert de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SVG and Flash? Are you saying you just had a list of SVG xml code which
you send to your server?
I am not aware of any Flash artwork to SVG converts libraries for Flash.
If you track what the user is doing programmatically, you can create
SVG
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