Glen,
...you can have your class in the app folder
called SystemCore.as this looks like it extends a display object
Not exactly :-)
If It extends Sprite, the result is grey-gradient standard flex bg,
w/o any traces of my objects. Trace commands are executed nice,
however.
If I make the main
Thx Muzak, but this is about IE.
Flash can load up to maximum 4 items at once.
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Hi All,
does anybody know if there a way to preview swf file in the finder?
I found this tool:
http://www.eltima.com/products/swf-live-preview/
I need something for the mac though.
Thanks
Robin
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Then I guess what Jason posted makes sense.. HTTP1.0 - 4 requests.
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Thx Muzak,
M, maybe I did understand it incorrect?
Sorry, I am dutch...
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Then I guess
Thought it was the Australians week to apologize? :)
Cor wrote:
M, maybe I did understand it incorrect?
Sorry, I am dutch...
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Hi, I have a presentation I have built on my PC which needs to run on a mac.
I save the macintosh projector file out and tun the file on a mac.
It opens in a window, i.e. not fullscreen. So the bottom of the presentation
gets cut off.
I am using...
stage.displayState =
Hi Mark,
Thanks for all the extensive information, think i got all the theory
coverd, now it up to uml'ling and then coding.
Thanks!
Sid
Mark Lapasa wrote:
I honestly think from what you've said so far, you're already on
track. You've got quite a bit to get started. My only recommendation
Well from what I understand, this is not a Flash/IE/.. etc.. thing, but an
OS/server thing, defined by an HTTP standard.
HTTP 1.1 Server - 2 simultaneous connections
HTTP 1.0 Server - 4 simultaneous connections
Muzak
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Flex apps override addChild to only allow things that implement
IUIComponent. If you need to add a child that's just a plain display
object, manipulate the rawChildren property instead.
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Glen,
...you can have your class in the app folder
called
THANKS Muzak!
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Well from what I understand, this is not a Flash/IE/.. etc..
Hi I have installed the beta 3 update and run the cleanup script. It creates
the air file successfully but the air file gives the following error.
The application could not be installed because the AIR file is damaged. Try
obtaining a new AIR file from the application author.
Any ideas?
cheers,
Does the bit-rate used in images affect flash frame rate? For examples are
8-bit images faster or will Flash auto-convert them to 16-bit when rendering
to the screen.
Thanks
Elia Morling
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Yes.
Elia Morling wrote:
Does the bit-rate used in images affect flash frame rate? For examples
are 8-bit images faster or will Flash auto-convert them to 16-bit when
rendering to the screen.
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Yes, they are faster or yes Flash auto-converts them to 16-bit? :)
Elia
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Yes.
Common sense dictates that a 32 bit pixel takes more rendering
computation than a 16 bit pixel or an 8 bit pixel.
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Steven Sacks wrote:
Common sense dictates that a 32 bit pixel takes more rendering
computation than a 16 bit pixel or an 8 bit pixel.
The 32-bit pixel includes an 8-bit alpha channel, and that in itself takes
more rendering time.
Your graphics card actually has more impact on rendering time
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If you import a large PNG with no alpha you will have slower frame rates
than importing the same images as a JPG even at 100% compression,
regardless of the Flash export settings for that image. You could set
the PNG to export as an 80% JPG and it will still perform worse than if
you imported
Thankyou this was the reply I wanted.
Elia
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Steven Sacks wrote:
Common
Hi Flashcoders,
Could you point me in the right direction for this? I've sampled some trial
applications, but I'm not sure I'm on the right path.
Requirements:
- Linux server hosted compiler
- takes swf, xml, jpeg, text, whatever and compiles to Win EXE and OSX app
- one file result
The only way I have been able to use a singleton across loaded swfs in AS3 is
if it was first referenced in the main swf.
Any other singleton I use that are not referenced in the main swf work only
within the swf they are contained into.
Is this a normal behavior in AS3 ? Does it have anything
Are there any tricks for minimizing tearing? Like always run at 60hz? Is
there any way to control vsynch?
Thanks,
Elia
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_quality=BEST may help you at some costs
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/2509.html
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 10:06 PM, Elia Morling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any tricks for minimizing tearing? Like always run at 60hz? Is
there any way to control vsynch?
Thanks,
Elia
Will keeping the number of displayobjects down and using a buffer image help
any?
Thanks
Elia
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