HELP ME!
I have a demo of my project in a few days and i still have a serious
problem...
I made my project using several levels (Level_0, Level_1, Level_2) , AS2.0
and some classes to help me with the manage of interface, information to parse
from XML, etc...
One of my problems
Hi,
well, i don't think its the filesize. I've loaded 10mb fla's into another
swf without a problem. Interface responds as it should, progressbar updates
normally etc.
I can only offer you some general tips:
- run the project from a webserver if you havent already done so, it might
act
Hi Julian
The good news is that there is definitely a way to fix this. The bad news is
i'm not sure you have been able to describe what is going on well enough for
folk to help you figure it out yet.
First. A question. Is this 5MB swf an animation with graphs or interactive
graphs? If it's an
... but so far all only simple catalog stuff is what I've seen
Beacuse the viewpoint plugin _is_ simple... Use Director 3D - much more
powerful.
Dave -
www.blurredistinction.com/director
www.macromedia.com/go/team
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Thank for the 2 answer but i forgot to say that wasn't a Web-project.
This is an StandAlone Project in DVD with projector... that's the cause i
thought the size of files wasn't a important question...
The big load i was talking about contains a lot of interactive actions... that
isn't a
One thing that i think could be added to the Sound class now which would
help in creating audio applications in flash is to have a 'polyphony'
setting.
if i make a new sound object and want to control how many voices it uses
it would be great to just say :
var snd:Sound = new Sound();
I'm quite sure that this must be around somewhere, but this time I didn't
have any luck searching the archives...
What I'm looking for is similar to a deep-copy/clone method (e.g.
Arul/Tatsuo
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/htdig/flashcoders/2004-
March/106149.htm
l) but instead of
Hey guys,
I have a client who wants a custom loading screen - They want a line to
create a rectangle shape on as loading reaches 100% adn then for all the
content to fade in - would you use onEnterFrame for this?
help muhc appreciated!
Nick Chh.
Ok, I have 4 lines which tween (shape) one after the other to make
rectangles, I was wondering how to load 1 frame as the percentage goes
up by one and so on. Does anyone know howto do this, help is much
appreciated!
Nick Chh.
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On Dec 11, 2005, at 8:49 PM, Nicholas Chhabra wrote:
Ok, I have 4 lines which tween (shape) one after the other to make
rectangles, I was wondering how to load 1 frame as the percentage goes
up by one and so on. Does anyone know howto do this, help is much
appreciated!
Take a look at the
No, this is only useful for Picture files, and waiting for them to
download, I am using this as an actual preloader for site, I have a 100
frame anuimation of lines extending to form rectangles, and I want the
movieclip to play in time with the percentageLoaded - this is a variable
I have set
On Dec 11, 2005, at 9:16 PM, Nicholas Chhabra wrote:
No, this is only useful for Picture files,
No, it is also useful for SWF files.
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I don't need this functionality. I am trying to preload the timeline.
Troy Rollins wrote:
On Dec 11, 2005, at 9:16 PM, Nicholas Chhabra wrote:
No, this is only useful for Picture files,
No, it is also useful for SWF files.
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Have you looked at getBytesTotal() and getBytesLoaded()?
You can pretty easily calculate percentage loaded from those - in your case my
guess would be that you are looking for something like:
var percentage = (_root.getBytesLoaded()/root.getBytesTotal()) * 100;
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Hey Mick,
I'm sure you can this yourself - that's not rocket science :-) Check out
the string class - the rest is just a bit of fiddling around.
Cheers
Robin
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On Dec 11, 2005, at 10:37 PM, Robin Burrer wrote:
I'm sure you can this yourself - that's not rocket science :-) Check
out
the string class - the rest is just a bit of fiddling around.
Of course, you'll thank yourself for using a monospaced font, otherwise
you'll probably end up watching
I have a movieClip on stage and a movieClip in the library that has
an identifier. The idea is to get the movieClip (which is exported
for runtime) to load into the movieClip which is on stage. It serves
as a placeholder until an image is called for elsewhere.
For whatever reason I just
try attachMovie(), its well documented in the help files
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If the background color is the same under all of the text, you could
easily use a little css to tag the areas you want hidden,
by making them that color, even with a crazy font.
On Dec 11, 2005, at 10:50 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Dec 11, 2005, at 10:37 PM, Robin Burrer wrote:
I'm sure
Just to expand on that,
loadMovie loads an external SWF or JPG (and more in Flash 8) into a
MovieClip.
attachMovie loads a named MovieClip from your flash library into a
MovieClip.
On Dec 11, 2005, at 11:08 PM, Flash guru wrote:
try attachMovie(), its well documented in the help files
On Dec 11, 2005, at 11:17 PM, Michael Bedar wrote:
If the background color is the same under all of the text, you could
easily use a little css to tag the areas you want hidden,
by making them that color, even with a crazy font.
CSS. Good point.
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RPSystems, Ltd.
Thanks, finally got it working.
Just to expand on that,
loadMovie loads an external SWF or JPG (and more in Flash 8) into a
MovieClip.
attachMovie loads a named MovieClip from your flash library into
a MovieClip.
On Dec 11, 2005, at 11:08 PM, Flash guru wrote:
try attachMovie(),
Yeh, I've already got all the preloading code setup -
kBytesLoaded = _parent.getBytesLoaded()/1024;
kBytesTotal = _parent.getBytesTotal()/1024;
kBytesRemaining = kBytesTotal - kBytesLoaded;
percentageLoaded = 100 * kBytesLoaded / kBytesTotal;
percentRemaining = 100 - percentageLoaded;
Hi list,
are there any known issues with buttons inside a flash movie doesn't work in
the newest Firefox and Netscape versions?
I've developed a Flash RSS ticker for a client where I have a dynamic
textfield (which uses CSS) and over the textfield mc I have a movieclip
which acts as a mask
Lets say I had a different application framework (AS3 packages) could I
compile it in Flex 2 without the Macromedia component architecture?
Would I need Eclipse to do this maybe?
Thanks,
David
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