Not that I know of. If the first frame was representative of the size
as a whole, then iterating through the movie clips looking for clips
with negative x/y values could be done, however it's sort of a moot
point as soon as everything moves around in subsequent frames. I also
don't think that will work if some of the symbols are graphic symbols
instead of movie clips. You basically need to know in advance what
the size of the clip is going to be, then code that into your
positioning code. Not pretty, but it's doable.
Nathan
http://www.nathanderksen.com
On Feb 3, 2006, at 8:40 AM, Éric Thibault wrote:
Mmm...
The funiest thing is that if I want to center my loaded SWF that
has instances outside the loaded SWF'stage, it gets shifted.... :'(
Is there a way to know the nomber of pixels to the left, top,
bottom and right of the registration point (0,0) of a container? I
could than compensate for the extras of the SWF inside of it...
Say that my container is 200px in width but I know that it has 50px
extra to the left (-50px), my real width is then 150px??
A+
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