This is what I'm trying to accomplish: http://webkitchen.be/downloads/
scribble.jpg
Thanks for your help,
Serge
Can you give us an example of the visual effect you're looking for?
The simplest I can think of is a kind of 'ribbon' shape, like an
oval but with two ends crossing over - this
This is what I'm trying to accomplish: http://webkitchen.be/downloads/
scribble.jpg
Thanks for your help,
Serge
Okay. In that case I think you're best off drawing an ordinary ellipse (or
possibly a rounded rectangle) but adding some error factor. If you're
starting from an ellipse, here's
Right... That does make sense except for the draw the point...
Shouldn't that have an X and Y coordinate?
It does: it's the sum of two other points with an x and y coordinate. I'm
mostly a Director person so these vector sums are done natively: Flash
doesn't do anything so useful. But
Are you trying to position an animated movieClip Serge, or use the
drawing API to draw scribbles? Because it sound like the suggestions
you're getting are the latter solution.
S
On 28 Dec 2005, at 12:55, Serge Jespers wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm kinda stuck here... so any help is appreciated.
One final thought and then I'll shut up.
If you want to make your scribble smoother, you can make the randomness
'second-order'. That is, instead of randomising the change to the error
factor, you could randomise the *rate* of change of the error factor. So you
now keep track of two values,
It's supposed to be the drawing API ;-)
Positioning an animated MC would be the easy way and I always seem to
go for the not so easy way ;-)
I got this far (ahum) http://webkitchen.be/downloads/scribble.swf
And now I need a mathematician to fix the coordinates :p
Obviously, this is totally
: Re: [Flashcoders] scribbling an oval
It's supposed to be the drawing API ;-)
Positioning an animated MC would be the easy way and I always seem to
go for the not so easy way ;-)
I got this far (ahum) http://webkitchen.be/downloads/scribble.swf
And now I need a mathematician to fix
Yeah I also thought about doing pre-recorded paths but I though it
was gonna look cooler if it were totally random :-)
What sample are you referring to? 'cause my stuff is still online ;-)
S
The sample you originally posted is not accessible anymore, so my
take on
this might be off-base:
Weber
motiondraw.com
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Yeah I also thought about doing pre-recorded paths but I
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