As a complement to Moocks brilliant, but sometimes very detailed
information, I think this book is nice:
Object-Oriented Programming with ActionScript 2.0
Robin Haffner, James Talbot, Jeff Tapper.
Published by New Riders.
If you are a little less experienced programmer, you may want to
Hey all,
i know this is specific question, maybe not best here, but i dont know, who
should i ask :)
from certain time (i guess upgrading my Wordpress to 2.0.1) MXNA cannot
include my posts from my blog http://www.franto.com/blog2 in its aggregator
Do not know why, it check my fee here:
Hello Jason,
http://www.sharedfonts.com/eng/faq.html#include
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I agree wholeheartedly with the Essential ActionScript 2.0 recomendation but
would add that Moock's previous book, ActionScript for Flash MX, is also
indispensable. Sure, some of the stuff in it is not necessarily up-to-date
but, as a reference to ActionScript's built in classes and methods I find
franto wrote:
does anyone has same problem?
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hi all. i'm looking for some example on puzzle games which detect
(show the user) that the pieces are arranged correct. those i know
are simple drag and drop together ones with do not detect that the
pieces are arranged correct and fit. any examples or ideas on how
to detect that (when having
I'm working on an app' that uses the Datagrid component. It would make my
client very happy if I could apply unique colours to individual rows in the
datagrid and it would enhance the user exeprience of the app' if it were
possible. Looking through the documentation, I can't find any way of
hi all. i'm looking for some example on puzzle games which detect
(show the user) that the pieces are arranged correct. those i know
are simple drag and drop together ones with do not detect that the
pieces are arranged correct and fit. any examples or ideas on how
to detect that (when having
I have a class that is serving as my model and one of the attributes is a
NetStream . The class is a Singleton which I am having multiple views
check on. one of the properties is a NetStream object. I am finding that
at times some other objects that get a reference to that object are not able
sounds not that hard, nevertheless any examples would be great
Am 10.03.2006 14:18 Uhr schrieb Danny Kodicek unter
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hi all. i'm looking for some example on puzzle games which detect
(show the user) that the pieces are arranged correct. those i know
are simple drag and
thanks alot folks, starting out with essential actionscript, then going from
there!!!
btw: anyone out there working with 100% one frame actionscript sites? just
curious-
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I can't live without my big red AS2 Dictionary (reference) and I need to get
the Flash 8 version of that too... although I don't like the formatting of
the Flash 8 one as much.
-e.dolecki
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thanks alot folks, starting out with essential
Hello,
I'm looking for a site that provides free downloads of the usual pops
and clicks to add to buttons movieclips anyone have any golden urls
other than flashkit ?
If not what tools do you use to create them reason fruityloops???
Stefan
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paths are ok, playing them without dynamically loading and placing into
arrays is fine. the trace of the array results in: [Object Object] four
times, however no play. here is my complete code, no errors, but no results:
when i give each sound object the same name, does that matter if there is a
sounds not that hard, nevertheless any examples would be great
A very nice Shocwave 3d example I've always liked is here:
http://www.madfishstudios.com/puzzle/libraryTest1.htm
Danny
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Whats the easiest way to calculate the average of two colors?
varcolor1:Number = 0xFF
varcolor2:Number = 0xFF
varmyColor:Color = new Color(my_mc)
myColor.setRGB((color1 + color2) / 2)
I know its not this simple and probably I need to play with bitwise
Probably the best thing would be to get the average for each channel
individually and then combine them. I have an example of separate color
channel manipulation (the old Color class way) at the bottom of this
page http://flash-creations.com/notes/asclass_color.php if that helps.
Helen
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Whats the easiest way to calculate the average of two colors?
Your answer sounds fine, given that there's not really a precise definition
of the 'average of two colours'. But certainly if you were interpolating
between colours, that's what you'd do.
There are two main ways to combine
Get my ColorTween class at www.mediaverk.lv/asd/com/jR/Math/ColorTween.as
Then do the simple thing:
import com.jR.Math.ColorTween;
var midColor:Number = new ColorTween([0xFF, 0xFF]).getPoint(255/2);
trace(0x+midColor.toString(16))
2006/3/10, Joakim Carlgren [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Whats the
Average the components or various colorchannels (red, green and blue) as
stated earlier.
Wille
varcolor1:Number = 0xFF
varcolor2:Number = 0xFF
t_iBlend = blendComponents(color1, color2);
showComponents(t_iBlend);
function blendComponents(a_iColor1, a_iColor2){
t_ar_Color1
Average the components or various colorchannels (red, green and blue) as
stated earlier.
Crap. That's what I meant, obviously.
Writing without thinking. Got to stop doing that.
Danny
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Check the styles for superclasses of components as well:
myDataGrid.setStyle('alternatingRowColors', [0xE0E0E0, 0xFF]);
alternatingRowColors comes from List.
Set an array with the colours you want.
Derek Vadneau
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Both Moock's O'Reilly book Essential Actionscript 2.0 and Elst
Yard's Friends of Ed book Object Oriented Actionscript for Flash 8 are
VERY fine books, both of which I own and highly recommend for learning
to write AS 2.0 code, I would disagree that these are the best
recommendations to his
Thanks Derek - I realised I'd missed the List class just before I read your
reply. For various reasons I think something like...
my_datagrid.setPropertiesAt(rowNumber,{backgroundColor:0 xFF});
is going to work better for my purposes but I'll give your suggestion a go
if it doesn't work as I
From reading that article, what is SFM?
Also, this is recommending using text fields placed off-stage which show
all the characters? I wanted to just do this from a class and have
minimal interaction with the .fla - the article also seems written for
an older version of Flash. Is this really
Hi
My first post.
Hopefully someone can help me out.
The scenario is:
I have an eLearning course that uses a shared library.
This course sits on various different client servers.
On some servers I can't just use a relative reference like:
sharedlib.swf
Because of the way the server works
The problem is called Cancellation in Floating Point arithmetic. It occurs
in the subtraction between nearly equivalent operands. If the string can be
represented by a real number, here is a solution I've written for you:
function parseReal(a:String){
var b = a.split('.'), l=b[1].length,
Hello Jason,
From reading that article, what is SFM?
- Shared Fonts Manager www.sharedfonts.com about it.
MJ Also, this is recommending using text fields placed off-stage which show
MJ all the characters? I wanted to just do this from a class and have
MJ minimal interaction with the .fla - the
Have you thought of using css to do your formatting.
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Thanks Janis...works great. Will take a closer look later.
Kindly
Joakim Carlgren
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just use setTextFormat(startIndex, endIndex, _fmt), it will produce html
code that can be extracted from htmlText
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Thanks - I might try that script, but is embedding a font from a Class
script really need to be that complicated? You said you hadn't checked
the script, I myself am not quite sure what it does, so hard to modify
for my use, especially not sure about lines like:
container = container || {};
Offhand I'm not sure of the problem -- anyone else have an idea?
It could be as simple as the use of False rather than false in
that last line. But I also wonder about two things:
First, I would expect a trace of the mySounds array to return a list
of paths to the sounds, not [Object
:) uh, a bit of code I've failed to remove.
Taken care of, thanks ... have you used it yet? Is it useful or would there
be any changes I could make to make it more so? I haven't actually had
anyone else use it before so any feedback (good or bad) would be
appreciated.
Tyler
On 3/8/06, eric
you're wellcome
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Thanks Janis...works great. Will take a closer look later.
Kindly
Joakim Carlgren
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coming from a C/ASM background, and today is my first day trying to convert
all of the hundreds upon hundreds of lines of code i use daily to a
component/classes. i want to organize it, so i have my main file in the root
directory (mysite.com) importing with:
// begin code
import
Your:
class rect {
needs to be:
class com.drawing.rect {
And
Either move:
private var ref:Object = target_mc;
To outside the drawRectangle() function or drop the word private from
the declaration.
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hi all,
i'm using this example from phil,
http://philflash.inway.fr/dgrenderer/dgiconrd.html to put a image inside a
datagrid colum. (any other you can share would be appreciated)
what i want is click in the image and delete the row. i thought the datagrid
class would provide a easy method
Your class decleration should be:
// begin code
class com.drawing.rect {
i.e. you need to declare it with the full classpath
Your ref property should be declared like this:
var ref:Object = target_mc;
i.e. you shouldn't use the private or public keywords within a method since
the property is
Basically what you will need to do is get the id of that row and remove
it from the data populating the grid and then refresh the grid. (If I
remember correctly) ;)
HTH
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Hello Jason,
http://www.sharedfonts.com/fonts.zip
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my grid dataprovider is a xml (created in flash).
the only way i can think to refresh the datagrid is associate it (again) to
the xml source (updated). like delete the node then myDG.dataProvider =
myXml (updated)
is this correct?
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Hey Ivan, thanks! Just getting around to replying.
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Hello Flash,
FM I am not allowed to use Flash 8 for this project.
FM They want it published in Flash 6. From what I was reading the new
FM DepthManager class only works with Flash 8.
I can think of 2 possibilities causing your trouble:
1. By using 1 name for all your Sound objects, each one is over-writing
the one before it. So what you end up with is 4 references to the same
Sound, the last one in the loop.
2. It's possible that you're trying to play the sounds before
There was some old discussion about this, here are the relevant links :
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/pipermail/flashcoders/2004-November/126756.html
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/htdig/flashcoders/2004-December/126914.html
In a nutshell, I am seeing the same problem. I have a webpage
Yes, basically...
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] datagrid icon to delete a row.
my grid dataprovider is a xml (created in
Dear all,
There seems to be no answer to this one question on the web, nor did it
bother anyone at anytime:
The almighty duplicateMovieClip (global funk or MC method, no matter)
doesn't seem to be capable of duplicating a MC from one timeline into a
different one.
The thing I'm trying to
Not sure if this applies to the datagrid component in Flash, but to to
this in Flex 1.5 you would do:
myDataGrid.dataProvider.removeItemAt(someIndex);
Spike
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my grid dataprovider is a xml (created in flash).
the only way i can think to
On 10 Mar 2006, at 03:32, JesterXL wrote:
Anyone doing any of these?
Macromedia Developer Relations started doing them, but seem to have
stopped after three...
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/podcast/
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Hello everybody,
Here's a non-technical question: what is your job title?
For a long time I've been telling people Flash Developer, although
that shortchanges the consultation and on-the-fly design I do.
Also, people outside the industry have no freaking idea what it means.
Typically, if I'm
You are right. duplicateMovieClip() works within one timeline only.
You might try attachMovie() from the Library to get where you want to go.
Веб разработчик студии 123.ru wrote:
Dear all,
There seems to be no answer to this one question on the web, nor did it
bother anyone at anytime:
The
Jim Tann wrote:
Hello all,
I am building a trade stand presentation for use with a touch screen
no keyboard but the client wants registration details. This means an on
screen keyboard. Does anyone have one they can share / know about one I
can use.
Cheers
Jim
Hello everyone,
I am using a MediaPlayback component (Media - Player 6-7) from Flash 8
to stream some mp3s. I have a combo box that changes the current mp3
with this code:
flashMp3.setMedia(mp3ToLoad, MP3);
The problem is everytime I change the file, the old file continues to
download.
I can't off the top of my head think of any visual ways of doing it, but
you can check the relationship of the pieces to each other. For
instance if piece A can only fit to the left of B and the bottom of C
(it's the lower left hand corner) then you could check those two
distance relationships
I use Flash to create e-learning courses, marketing materials, etc., so
my title is actually Senior E-Learning Architect - no flash in the
title, but def. on my resume. Other jobs I have had using Flash, I have
had titles like Multimedia Designer/Developer, Multimedia Consultant,
etc.
Jason
In the past 5 years I've been:
Senior Business Systems Analyst
Senior Software Engineer
Software Architect
Head of Development
It's all the same thing at the end of the day. There's no standard job
description or title. Why don't you just go with Flash Consultant or
Architect. That would at
Merrill, Jason wrote:
I use Flash to create e-learning courses, marketing materials, etc., so
my title is actually Senior E-Learning Architect - no flash in the
title, but def. on my resume. Other jobs I have had using Flash, I have
had titles like Multimedia Designer/Developer, Multimedia
JesterXL
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In the past 5 years I've been:
Senior Business Systems
I need to set up an accordion component but its the
first time that i deal with it, where can i learn how
to uset it in deep form?
tnx
Juan Anzaldo
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Why not use css on the img tag and set some properties that way.
On 2/28/06, GregoryN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd suggest to look in archive:
November, 2005,
thread Loading multiple images inside dynamic text field
Also, It'll be helpful if you show us some of your code...
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http://www.sharedfonts.com/fonts.zip
I tried that and couldn't get it to work. Thanks though.
Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions | icfconsulting.com
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Does that make your boss' title Splinter?
!k aka AstroOptimusSpeedRacerBoy
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JesterXL
have you tried flashMp3.setMedia( null ) ?
not sure what that might do...
On 3/10/06, Mike Boutin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am using a MediaPlayback component (Media - Player 6-7) from Flash 8
to stream some mp3s. I have a combo box that changes the current mp3
with this
Hello Kirk,
KR Here's a non-technical question: what is your job title?
- Flasher
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I finally did get this to work by trying it in a fresh .fla, but now I'm
seeing this issue:
When I do this:
import com.icfconsulting.objects.SimpleTextField;
tf=SimpleTextField.create(this)
It's fine, the text field show and with the right font. But when I try
and set the text on the text
thanks spike, clint for the help.
the dataProvider removeItemAt method works like a charm.
i added the code below to get the grid row, but it's not working:
var myListener = new Object();
myListener.cellFocusIn = function(eventObject) {
var cell = eventObject.itemIndex ;
trace(The cell
right, that's referered to as re-parenting a movieclip...changing the
parent of a clip. can't do that in AS1 2. the usual solution is to
attach a clip from the library at the spot where the clip you were dragging
is dropped. pretty much a slight-of-hand trick.
On 3/10/06, Bob Leisle [EMAIL
I've used the flashguy title before but kindda stopped when people would
make a face to that title.
Now im just another designer. :)
...helmut
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Hi,
I have to make an app that, given a bitmap of a Map (a photo of a city),
and given the georeferences of the upper-left corner and lower-right
corner of that photo, take any group of latitudes/longitudes and draw on
the map that coordinates.
I´ve tried using the Mercator projection
That seems to have no affect on it. Very wierd that there isnt a way to
flush out the old streams.
eric dolecki wrote:
have you tried flashMp3.setMedia( null ) ?
not sure what that might do...
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Hello everyone,
I am using a MediaPlayback
If a DG row is highlighted it is just yourDg.selectedIndex
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thanks
I see these titles a lot:
Interactive Developer
Interactive Designer
Motion Designer
Interactive Architect
Media Designer
Media Developer
But they basically mean nothing and are completely non-descriptive. But
they sound really important.
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On Fri, 10 Mar 2006, Helmut Granda wrote:
I've used the flashguy title before but kindda stopped when people would
make a face to that title.
Now im just another designer. :)
...helmut
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Again, not sure how this would work in Flash, but in Flex you would
have a cell renderer for the button.
Inside the cell renderer you have a setValue() method that allows you
to determine something about the data for that row, so you can disable
the button or whatever else you need to do.
You
Hello Jason,
http://www.sharedfonts.com/fonts.zip
MJ I tried that and couldn't get it to work. Thanks though.
- It's works. Tested.
Possible you haven't fonts used in example.
Just set your fonts in textfields and set embeded character set.
Look at registered array and trace your fonts
Interactive Developer
Interactive Designer
That says nothing about the technology you use to create interactivity, plus
interactive is such a broad term. I mean, a Powerpoint presentation is
interactive.
Media Designer
Media Developer
Could you be any more vague? Put New in front of
It's all about conversion of units. If the map represents from the left to
right 7.65 to 9.34 and the width of the map is 200, than each pixel is
0.00845 units. Of course with Flash's poor floating point math, you might
want to convert it to whole numbers before you perform your calculations.
!k
Possible you haven't fonts used in example.
Just set your fonts in textfields and set embeded character set.
Look at registered array and trace your fonts names.
Yup - been there, done that. Set the font in the code and in the text
field to Arial even. This seems to be an overly
Although I have had my fair share of headaches with TextFormat, I
think I may know what is going on here.
There are two methods for assigning a textFormat to a textField. These
are setTextFormat() and setNewTextFormat().
The way I understand it setTextFormat() sets the style of the text
that is
Interactive Architect
Far too similar to Information Architect, which is an actual job.
In addition, architects don't build, they plan. In other words,
this title is bullshit.
To expound on the above:
Interactive Day Laborer
I envision a bunch of Indians standing outside of CompUSAs
The only people who are impressed by fancy sounding titles are
incompetent
middle management asshats who use buzzwords in their everyday speech
I do freelance design and programming. Who the hell do you think my
clients are?
But hey thanks for the pep talk there Stevo and try to have those
Thanks Jamie - yeah, I thought of that, and Duncan also suggested it
offlist, but any combination of setNextTextFormat doesn't seem to work
for me either. My problem IS easily testable:
1. Create a font in your library - export it for actionscript, call it
Swis.
2. Make your
Haha... I just about spit out a mouthful of sprite reading that. Not to
mention that if they were here in California, they'd immediately be
given driver's licenses, free health care and waivers for tuition to CA
state colleges. Turns out I'm paying off $50K in student loans for the
next 30 years
Jason,
try this... it worked for me.
target_mc.tf_txt.setTextFormat(my_fmt); applies to the text in the textField
before you apply setTextFormat i.e. Hello world and
target_mc.tf_txt.setNewTextFormat(my_fmt); applies to all text after the
setTextFormat call i.e. hi
J
class SimpleTextField{
Here's a non-technical question: what is your job title?
My business card is all white, with just one word in the middle: God.
;-)
ryanm
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if they were here in California, they'd immediately be
given driver's licenses, free health care and waivers for tuition to
CA
state collegesI should have just renounced my US
citizenship, gone to Tijuana for the day and got drunk
I envision a bunch of Indians standing outside of CompUSAs
How's this for broad.
Director of Digital Media
On Mar 10, 2006, at 3:07 PM, Steven Sacks wrote:
Interactive Developer
Interactive Designer
That says nothing about the technology you use to create
interactivity, plus
interactive is such a broad term. I mean, a Powerpoint presentation is
Come on, lighten up, man... They were jokes, and clearly in no way
directed at anyone on this list. Unless of course, you *do* hang out in
front of the CompUSA, in which case, I'm sorry. I'm getting back to
work. And no, it wouldn't be politically incorrect; Call me a redneck
all you want - if
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Clark
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Hello everybody,
Here's a non-technical question: what is your job title?
For a long time I've been telling people Flash Developer, although
that shortchanges the consultation and on-the-fly design I do.
I have a mullet, rented a truck last week, live in the boondocks of Georgia
which is 50th in the state for education, a lot of people lack teeth because
we produce the most crystal meth out of all 50 states, and I was the only
guy in high school to have a car (the rest had trucks).
...STILL,
ROFL! Ok that is bar far the best one yet.
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Come on, lighten up, man... They were jokes, and clearly in no way
directed at anyone on this list.
So you're saying racial comments about Indians and Mexicans are OK on
this list (or maybe even in general) as long as they are not directed at
any one person on this list (even though there is a
Hi Adrian - the $5 datagrid extensions at
http://www.tufat.com/script5.htmwill let you do this.
best, - rajat
On 3/10/06, Adrian Park [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm working on an app' that uses the Datagrid component. It would make my
client very happy if I could apply unique colours to
I like that one. Is the applicator like a popsicle stick? :)
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] What's your job title?
Dude... Chill, seriously. This little subthread has gotten so OT now,
its ridiculous. Please note, I never mentioned Mexicans - unfortunately
you were the one who took it there. I mentioned going to Mexico, as in
the country. FYI... I live just minutes north of the border (and lived
in Mexico City
So the they in your e-mail was instead referring to the Indians OK.
Yeah, I better just end this now - you obviously are on a much higher
horse than I am and you sound like you're about to go ballistic on me.
Sorry to touch a nerve, have a nice weekend.
Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions
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