Glad you figured it out Glen and thanks for the solution/workaround.
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Glen Pike wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This was an issue with the Flashplayer running without a Window manager -
> for some reason FP10 defaulted to a 200x200 pixel sized window and ignored
> the size of t
Hi,
This was an issue with the Flashplayer running without a Window
manager - for some reason FP10 defaulted to a 200x200 pixel sized window
and ignored the size of the Flash content when run in "fullscreen".
The only way around this is to run a desktop / window manager and
launch Flas
Hi,
I tried the Stage.align but this has no effect.
The stage size is the same as the monitor size.
Looking into this further, it seems to be an issue with the Window
Manager - if we run X11 with no Window Manager and start Flashplayer
from the command line it can't seem to position
not sure, maybe FP10 defaults to a different stage alignment. Maybe
try explicity stating the stage alignment and see if that fixes it.
- Taka
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Glen Pike wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There is stuff offstage, but I am not sure if it is in a guide layer or
> not - will check
Hi,
There is stuff offstage, but I am not sure if it is in a guide layer
or not - will check later.
Why this would happen in FP10 and not 9 though??
Glen
Joel Stransky wrote:
Is there any off-stage content that might be causing this?
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Glen Pike wrot
Is there any off-stage content that might be causing this?
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Glen Pike wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just setup FP10 in standalone on my Gentoo Linux box and am
> running a SWF from the command line in standalone mode.
>
> The x, y position of my SWF is all wrong - th
Hi,
I have just setup FP10 in standalone on my Gentoo Linux box and am
running a SWF from the command line in standalone mode.
The x, y position of my SWF is all wrong - the SWF is positioned
mostly off the screen. Reverting to FP9 standalone it works fine.
The SWF is compiled for
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