sir
i have anothe problem. i want to
save a movie clip as image(jpeg)on a flash button click any ides pls mail
to me
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try this, i made it when flash8 was beta..
http://www.m3style.lv/bo/experiments/flash2jpg/
sir
i have anothe problem. i want to
save a movie clip as image(jpeg)on a flash button
click any ides pls mail
to me
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Hi Syams,
Way left field bro. I have this mental imagery of you falling from the sky
into this topic, not knowing where you are. I remember your post about this
question, it was answered. The way to do it without serverside programming
is to use shared objects.
Good luck with it,
M.
On 2/7/06,
You make it sound like I'm forcing it to work. I'm not forcing it, it
works as a nice byproduct of how I normally setup and group my movie
clips. I see this as being good coding practice. Things that are
grouped together share a parent movie clip, making control of the
group easier and
Just to throw my 2c in, I personally only use getNextHighestDepth(), and
as yet haven't had any problems with it. The majority of our screens
are already placed in the Flash timeline, I use attachMovie almost only
to populate scrollpanes, and loadMovie only into graphic components.
To keep
Why not pick a good, standardized
way to manage depths that works in every scenario?
...tag, you're it!
Anyway, this has gone on long enough. If you haven't gotten the point
yet you're never going to.
...I don't feel like playing anymore.
ok, let's not talk down to others who have
What are the situations that you have come across where only manual depth
management would work? Do you have other ways of managing depth?
It's not a matter of getNextHighestDepth not working, it's a matter of
controlling the depth to avoid unexpected behaviors. I've never had a
problem
and you want to add something between the content and the footer, then
just add it in between:
buildHeader();
buildContent();
buildMoreContent();
buildFooter();
Guess where the new stuff ends up? No figuring out what depth to assign,
no re-assigning depths, no collisions. Nice and simple.
Then I create a placeholder movie clip in the order I intend for it
to go, then put the new movie clips in that clip later. The parent
clip holds the depth, so no matter how many child clips I create,
they are always ordered relative to the rest of the content as
intended. I always group
getNextHighestDepth()+10*152/36%23*Math.random()*362;
LOL
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The whole idea is that you keep
things at *predictable*, and whenever possible explicitly defined, depths
so
that things are easy to manage. If you need getNextHighestDepth, that
means
you don't know what the current highest depth being used is, and that
means
you aren't in control of the
Ya like prototyping, XP style spike solutions are a very good idea.
Reach a proof of concept prototype asap. Do it dirty, do it by stealing,
do it whichever way you can do it as long as it's fast. And from the
experiences garnered during this spike, a better solution of the problem
can be
getNextHighestDepth() is your friend :-)
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Feb 3, 2006, at 2:05 AM, ryanm wrote:
Another little bit of advice you may find useful, don't put
depths right next to each other, leave room between them. When
developing a UI, I often put them 10
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Yah, I really like it too, but it does the same thing for me. I save
constantly anyways, so I rarely lose anything. I
It's not when you don't want the movieclip to be on the highest depth.
Scott
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9-5 I've been working on the same Flash RIA for the last 3 months.
For this I have adopted to Sepy as this is what the rest of
the dev team are
using.
Prior to that I was an Eclipse / MTASC k.i.d.
Though when I get home and the collar comes and I'm
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getNextHighestDepth() is your friend :-)
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Feb 3, 2006, at 2:05 AM, ryanm wrote
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getNextHighestDepth() is your friend :-)
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Feb 3, 2006, at 2:05 AM, ryanm wrote:
Another little bit of advice you may find useful
into sepy and
charge an application with the spirit of that which I AM.
PEACE hehe
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Surprised at the lack of support for Primalscript on this list :)
Its probably just the cost of Primalscript, that's all - its competing
with Eclipse, SEPY, SciTE Flash, which are all free.
Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions | icfconsulting.com
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Free is always nice to have :-) That's pretty wicked support, though.
I considered it, but I like to support SEPY partially because they
are at least working on a Mac version, while PrimalScript is not that
I know of.
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Feb 3, 2006, at 8:41 AM,
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getNextHighestDepth() is your friend :-)
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Feb 3, 2006, at 2:05 AM, ryanm wrote
No, but what Ryan describes is exactly what getNextHighestDepth() is for.
Not at all. If you have a content container at 1, a navigation container
at 2 (so that drop downs lay on top of the content), and a footer container
at 3, and you need to add another content container (for rotating
I completely agree with what Ryan says, but if you still want to use
getNextHighestDepth(), as Nathan commented, you could do something
like this and get a similar result:
...getNextHighestDepth() + 10;
Daniel
On 2/3/06, ryanm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, but what Ryan describes is exactly
] How do you code your Flash applications?
No, but what Ryan describes is exactly what
getNextHighestDepth() is for.
Not at all. If you have a content container at 1, a
navigation container at 2 (so that drop downs lay on top of
the content), and a footer container at 3, and you need
On 2/4/06, elibol [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anggie, my immediate advice would be to design your application API before
you begin unit testing your functions; break down and generalize the
internal communication of the application, use your own diagramming
dialect
to describe the application
I completely agree with what Ryan says, but if you still
want to use getNextHighestDepth(), as Nathan
commented, you could do something like this and get a
similar result:
...getNextHighestDepth() + 10;
No! Bad bad bad! Now you *really* have no way to find your objects. Why
not just do
On Feb 3, 2006, at 11:17 AM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
Yeah, the sudden shut downs has frustrated me enough times that I just
plain stopped using it, even though it's a better editor than SciTe
Flash.
Same. Sepy will not run on my Macs. Basically crashes on launch.
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I'd be more than happy if you, experts, can tell me the right way to
code/develop Flash applications.
TIA,
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I guess they don't can their worms in Indonesia.
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what's that ??
harsh ?
I'd be more than happy if you, experts, can tell me the right way to
code/develop Flash applications.
TIA,
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Malang - East Java
I N D O N E S I A
I guess they don't can their worms in Indonesia.
Jason Merrill | E-Learning Solutions |
Hey Anggie,
Hello from a neighbor.
I'm no guru, but I am OC (obsessive compulsive) when it comes to
keeping my code clean.
1) If I can help it, I keep all my code in one place. All in one
frame, all the better. All in one swf? Better yet.
2) I don't keep the actual code in the FLA but I
5) Comment, a lot!
Just wanted to qualify this piece of advice.
You should comment appropriately, which is not necessarily the same
as commenting a lot. Comments such as...
// Increase the value of i by 5
i += 5;
...are no good to anyone. Instead, explain why 5 is being added to i,
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what's that ??
harsh ?
I'd be more than happy if you, experts, can tell me the right way
to
code/develop Flash applications.
TIA
Dude, that's some funny shit. :)
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On 2/2/06
1) If I can help it, I keep all my code in one place. All in one
frame, all the better. All in one swf? Better yet.
That's one of the worst things I've ever heard. Maybe you should get on
medication for your OCD.
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Steven Sacks, I am just surprised to see you writing that kind of stuff.
Maybe you were trying to be funny, but I'm not seeing much humor in it with
all the bickering and name-calling going on this list these past few days.
Maybe it's just me, but I just don't like the tone here lately. Being
1) If I can help it, I keep all my code in one place. All in one
frame, all the better. All in one swf? Better yet.
That's one of the worst things I've ever heard. Maybe you should get on
medication for your OCD.
Sigh...
ryanm
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I personally use Eclipse / MTASC, so all code is class based. In my
Flash file all symbols that need functionality have a linkage id, and
almost all of my symbols are only a single frame (unless shape tweening
is needed). To make the Flash compile faster, none of these symbols are
linked to
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I personally use Eclipse / MTASC, so all code is class based. In my
Flash
On 2/3/06, Mark Winterhalder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(to open) a can of worms, idiom: to ask for general stylistic advice
on a professional mailing list, often resulting in contradicting
advises that turn into flame wars, ending with somebody crying and
repeated demands for the thread to be
On 2/2/06, Merrill, Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be more than happy if you, experts, can tell me the right way to
code/develop Flash applications.
I guess they don't can their worms in Indonesia.
Nope, we export them without the can. :)
Heard of Brontok.W32.Virus?
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Don't feel bad Anggie, I think it is an interesting topic that is worthy
of discussion. The problem is that best practices are quite
/ animation works I'll use Flash
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Don't
On 2/3/06, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't feel bad Anggie, I think it is an interesting topic that is worthy
of discussion. The problem is that best practices are quite
subjective, and as such some people feel the need to be offended at
alternative suggestions :)
What a relief !
dormant during the day time within Flash Lemming.
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Are you actually
I'll drink to that. Subversion is king.
- Andreas Rønning
6) Use subversion or some other form on source code control
Saved my bacon on more than a few occasions!
Steve
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Head of Development
Featurecreep Ltd.
www.featurecreep.com
14 Orchard Street, Bristol, BS1 5EH
0117 905
I build assets in flash and give them symbol names that match my class names.
for example
loginForm = com.bluetube.view.LginForm
I code in eclipse and bind classes to symbols using Object.registerClass, I
compile with mtasc and use ANT to build. I always have an ApplicationForm
class that
Hi Anggie, haven't seen you active on this list, so i guess this is
welcome as well..?
I'm not an expert by any standard, but i do have close to 7 years of
practical Flash experience paying my rent, so at the very least i guess
that makes me a professional :)
When i write these things i tend
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