Take a look at this library: http://swffit.millermedeiros.com/
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I actually use a variation of this technique.
I'm also working with Flash Builder for coding and Flash IDE to export
the library. The difference is that I use an implementation of this
Grant Skinner technique to get the embedded elements from my Flash
Library without losing the actionscript
the comparisons, I think that the flash community
should be really proud to have such a great opensource tool like Flash
Develop.
Ruy Adorno
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The last time I came across this problem, I used an MOUSE_MOVE loop to
check everytime if the x and y mouse positions were inside the stage
area, and if not I called the same function that should be called on the
MOUSE_LEAVE event...
Ruy Adorno
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Isaac Alves wrote
problems caused by this.
You can try to round the elements positions at each enterFrame call, try
using int() and Math.floor().
Best,
Ruy Adorno
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Sander Schuurman wrote:
Hi list...
I'm trying to make some kind of Dock...
http://www.sentoplene.com/dock
But sometimes
Hello list,
I just released my new flash portfolio this week and want to spread the
word.
It was developed using opensource programming tools like Haxe, SwfMill
and FlexSDK.
You can check it online here:
http://www.ruyadorno.com
Thanks,
Ruy Adorno
Many thanks guys!
I used Physaxe as a physics engine, it has an excellent performance and
is also opensource, you can check the project here:
http://code.google.com/p/physaxe/
I would love if some of you can tweet it and other things to help me
spread the word.
Best,
Ruy Adorno
Why don't you create a BitmapData from the original background and apply
the light on this new bitmapdata which even yourself said it's faster.
Then, everytime the stage is resized you can just create another
BitmapData from the original background.
This is not really a solution, but seems a
You have to embed 2 times the same font in your library, I think you can
use just the same id, but you should import one as bold and another as a
simple font.
natalia Vikhtinskaya wrote:
I solved problem with hand cursor. Still can not make text bold. If I
check properties in library font-
And what about different ids and the same linkage?
natalia Vikhtinskaya wrote:
Not possible to have them with the same id.
2009/5/13 Ruy Adorno r...@lesite.ca:
You have to embed 2 times the same font in your library, I think you can use
just the same id, but you should import one as bold
In fact, I think it should be intanciated as Bitmap or BitmapData since
they're images.
But you can also try:
var img1:* = new newImage();
addChild(img1);
Glen Pike wrote:
Hi,
I think you have to instanciate them as Sprite or MovieClip?
Glen
ACE Flash wrote:
hi there, I'd like to
the
content more accessible..
i think it's very useful for flash sites that uses 100% wid/hei..
http://fitflash.millermedeiros.com/
Ruy Adorno
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Well, what I understand about the Delegate class, is that you can´t send
any parameter through the Delegate.create method, any parameter you want
to pass, must be send by the event.
btnCollection.onRollOver = Delegate.create(this, btnRollOver);
In this case the delegate will send to the
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