All,
I am trying to change the color of a movieClip that is in a .swf in
sprite(1) of my movie. The movieClip is named hwlot01 and is in a layer
called lots at the root level of my flash movie. Here is the code I am
using to unsuccessfully change the color:
clr = sprite(1).newObject(Color,
Thanks for the good point, Ross. I'll keep that in mind, because it did
cross my mind that it's still editable as a ppt, but in this particular
case, it happens to be no big deal.
Best regards,
Michael M.
Good to hear but I would still recommend using the PPS file instead as
the casual user
From: Emmy Huang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:48:02 -0700
Subject: lingo-l Request for Shockwave 10 Content Proposals
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Developer,
November is just around the corner, and this year's U.S. Presidential
election is
Not knowing MACR's take on the duel, I'd be extremely
skeptical about this.
Welcome Back, Pekka :-)
I'm not too skeptical, myself. I think it's a neat idea, and I might
submit an idea myself.
Macromedia is a pretty big company, with, I would assume, a pretty broad
spectrum of political
Not knowing MACR's take on the duell, I'd be extremely
sceptical about this.
What are you skeptical about? We're seriously interested in hearing some
content proposals that we would then work with you (if selected) to create
and promote. Where's the skepticism coming from? I'm just trying to
Hi folks,
Forgive the cross post, but I realize there are people here who aren't
on some of the other Director lists.
This is one for OOP fools like me. I have a method for enforcing private
methods, and I'd be interested in comments. Fridays are slow anyway ^_^
on mGetData me, caller
--
Hi Kerry,
That looks like it'd slow things down a lot - and be a pain to type.
And it could easily be got around:
behav.mGetData(behav)
I don't think there's a simple code method to enforce it.
The approach I take to private/public methods is simple and
rant
Macromedia does something wrong we rant.
Macromedia does something right we rant more.
Macromedia offers us cold hard cash to help promote Shockwave and improve
all our abilities to get work and there is mass doubt?
If this is the way we think as a community then Director is dead, no matter
OK, I don't want to sound like a backseat driver here, but whatever is
done, I'd suggest utilizing ink effects, 3D and image lingo. Hardly
anyone sees that kind of stuff on the web, and the wow factor of a
visually exciting piece could go a long way in helping to promote the
player.
- MM
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That looks like it'd slow things down a lot - and be a
pain to type.
Not really. The comparison takes a millisecond or two, and it's only
used in private methods. Typing is easy--type it once, and copy and
paste.
And it could easily be got around:
behav.mGetData(behav)
On Friday, Aug 20, 2004, at 16:58 US/Eastern, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Not with scrollbars, but like this:
Sorry...Michael, missed this part.
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wrote:
I have tried #adjust, #scroll, #fixed but none of those worked in the
way mentioned above. However I recall having seen this behaviour in
Lingo text fields before.
Can anybody help?
Thanks
Michael
Hear ya
On Friday, Aug 20, 2004, at 16:58 US/Eastern, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have tried #adjust, #scroll, #fixed but none of those worked in the
way mentioned above. However I recall having seen this behaviour in
Lingo text fields before.
Can anybody help?
Thanks
Michael
...and this behavior
At 10:58 PM +0200 8/20/04, you wrote:
simple question: I thought there was an editable text/field member
property that allowed horizontal scrolling.
Not with scrollbars, but like this:
I have a single line text field. When the text becomes longer than
the field, I want to be able to continue
I solved it myself:
flash code:
colorLot = function (name, value)
{
clr = new Color(_root[name]);
if (value == 1)
{
clr.setRGB(0xFF);
}
else if (value == 2)
{
clr.setRGB (0xFF6600);
}
else if
I'm researching an issue with sound queueing and am wondering if anyone has
run into this.
The objective is to play sounds one after another, with no
breaks. According to the documentation, you can do sound(x).queue([info])
on a number of members, which has them preload, and then do
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