I think the easiest answer is yes - if you use a Loader object to load a
streamable MovieClip based swf, you can just add that Loader object to
the display list and it'll start streaming the swf, just like if it was
embedded in an HTML object tag.
Kevin N.
On 6/13/11 4:36 AM, B Shankar PEDAN
You're welcome.
Also, if anyone gets word Adobe has solved this, I'd love to know.
On Tuesday, 14 June 2011, Matt Perkins wrote:
> Thanks for sharing all of that Ben! I think this addresses some issues that
> I'm having on a project now.
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that would be very nice of you - for me and those lurking too.
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On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 4:43 PM, Kevin Newman wrote:
> Hmm. I don't seem to have the source up for that
Are there some properties of Spark components you can only set with MXML?
Why is it I can do this:
but when I do this:
var borderContainer:BorderContainer = new BorderContainer;
I can't then do this:
borderContainer.borderColor = 0x99;
?
Using Flashbuilder 4, code hinting does
Hmm. I don't seem to have the source up for that (thought I did), you
can use a slightly older set of files from here:
(This one has source)
http://www.unfocus.com/2010/06/23/the-pixels-explode-explode/
If you are interested in the newer faster one (fast enough to work with
video - and a blur
Thanks a lot for showing that to me - I managed to get something working
which is both quick and relatively cool. I don't ever do a pixel by pixel
explosion to save speed, smallest I go is 2px segments, but it's very quick
that way and looks nearly as cool. I am working on the explosion physics at
I think that this is likely due to the quoted requirements. It can not
be scaled, rotated, filtered, color transformed or anything of that fun
stuff. Somehow the root had something on that list.
Mendelsohn, Michael skriver:
OK, after two days of total stress, I figured I'd document the solutio
You might be able to adopt my script to do that:
http://www.unfocus.com/2010/06/29/the-bunny-video-eplodes-explodes/
Probably is more manual than you are looking for though.
That script draws everything into a bitmap. You could probably
transition that to the new location during the explode/im
OK, after two days of total stress, I figured I'd document the solution I just
found, for the public good:
The HTMLLoader instance gets listener Event.COMPLETE prior to the load() call.
// rootReference is my document class, extending Sprite
// works:
rootReference["stage"]["addChild"](rootRef[
Hi list...
I'm *desperately* trying to figure out why an AIR project's HTMLLoader won't
load any pdfs, just showing blank. Web pages load fine.
Based on documented known limitations (below): scaleX, scaleY, and alpha of the
HTMLLoader are all 1, and rotation is 0. The window isn't transparent.
Thanks for sharing all of that Ben! I think this addresses some issues that
I'm having on a project now.
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On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 6:57 PM, Ben Sand wrote:
> While the below shows it is technically unfea
You could try a LocalConnection with a crossdomain policy, and an
allowDomain set,
(I know you can do it with two different open webpages, haven't
tested web 2 desktop,
but as long as both are open, they should talk. But I could stand
corrected.)
I think LocalConnection is just AS2 though. No
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