I didn't say you had done anything 'wrong' in particular. Simply guilty of having a very tic moment! ;o)
That said, we see things quite differently, as do most programmers ( not that I consider myself to be one that is )). Thus I'm glad to see you have finally lost that excess code! Kind regards, Chris. 2009/10/31 Pablo Rodríguez <[email protected]>: > Thanks, Chris, for your explanation. > > Centering code like "object._x = (Stage.width-object._width)/2;" worked > for me before and I don't think is wrong. > > The issue here was that the SVG outlines have the following attribute in > the layer containing them: > > transform="translate(-373.04364,-200.26313)" > > So, copying and pasting the outline from inkscape directly leads to > positioning errors. To solve this, I had to convert the inkscape file > from svg to svg using rsvg-convert in order to get a SVG file that can > be used with SWFC. > > Thanks for your reply, > > > Pablo > > > > Chris Pugh wrote: >> Try, >> >> .action: >> slide_height=Stage.height/2; >> slide_width=Stage.width/2; >> >> which gives you the screen centre point.. ;o) >> >> HTH. >> >> Regards, >> >> >> Chris. >> >> 2009/10/30 Pablo Rodríguez <[email protected]>: >>> Hi there, >>> >>> I have the following script; >>> >>> .flash filename="first.swf" bbox=800x600 version=7 fps=12 >>> .outline fscreen_outline: M 409.38739,212.82563 L 398.29364,215.70063 L >>> 395.44989,226.76313 L 397.57489,224.63813 L 401.32489,228.38813 L >>> 411.01239,218.73188 L 407.26239,214.95063 L 409.38739,212.82563 z M >>> 488.57489,212.82563 L 490.69989,214.95063 L 486.94989,218.73188 L >>> 496.60614,228.38813 L 500.38739,224.63813 L 502.51239,226.76313 L >>> 499.66864,215.70063 L 488.57489,212.82563 z M 433.79364,228.38813 C >>> 421.17283,228.38813 411.01239,235.91438 411.01239,245.26313 L >>> 411.01239,267.76313 C 411.01239,277.11188 421.17283,284.63811 >>> 433.79364,284.63813 L 464.16864,284.63813 C 476.78945,284.63813 >>> 486.94989,277.11186 486.94989,267.76313 L 486.94989,245.26313 C >>> 486.94989,235.91438 476.78945,228.38813 464.16864,228.38813 L >>> 433.79364,228.38813 z M 401.35614,284.63813 L 397.57489,288.38813 L >>> 395.44989,286.26313 L 398.29364,297.32563 L 409.38739,300.20063 L >>> 407.26239,298.07563 L 411.01239,294.29438 L 401.35614,284.63813 z M >>> 496.60614,284.63813 L 486.94989,294.29438 L 490.69989,298.07563 L >>> 488.57489,300.20063 L 499.66864,297.32563 L 502.51239,286.26313 L >>> 500.38739,288.38813 L 496.60614,284.63813 z .end >>> .outline fulls_outline: M 411.01239,200.26313 L 486.94989,200.26313 C >>> 507.98458,200.26313 524.91864,212.80688 524.91864,228.38813 L >>> 524.91864,284.63813 C 524.91864,300.21938 507.98458,312.76313 >>> 486.94989,312.76313 L 411.01239,312.76313 C 389.9777,312.76313 >>> 373.04364,300.21938 373.04364,284.63813 L 373.04364,228.38813 C >>> 373.04364,212.80688 389.9777,200.26313 411.01239,200.26313 z .end >>> .filled fscreen outline=fscreen_outline fill=#969696ff color=#969696ff >>> .filled fulls outline=fulls_outline fill=#64646496 color=#64646496 >>> >>> .frame 1 >>> .put fscreen >>> .stop fscreen >>> .put fulls >>> .stop fulls >>> >>> .action: >>> slide_height=Stage.height; >>> slide_width=Stage.width; >>> >>> fscreen._x = (slide_width-fscreen._width)/2; >>> fscreen._y = (slide_height-fscreen._height)/2; >>> fulls._x = (slide_width-fulls._width)/2; >>> fulls._y = (slide_height-fulls._height)/2; >>> .end >>> >>> .end >>> >>> I'm trying to set the fscreen and fulls in the center of the >>> presentation, but it doesn't work. >>> >>> What am I doing wrong here? (Just in case it might help, the outline is >>> copied from http://www.ousia.tk/fullscreen.svg.) >>> >>> Thanks for your help, >>> >>> >>> Pablo >>> >>> >>> >> > > >
