good point
On 2/22/06, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Except you would have to iterate through every _parent level until you
hit the _root anyway, in case any ancestor clip is scaled... I've done
that before for visibility ( parent was _visible=false, grandchild was
_visible=true but of
wierd that i've never hit this before, but I'm running into an issue with
getting the width of a clip's children after the parent clip has been scaled
down.
So, I say parent clip name holder_mc. I create 4 movieclips inside
holder_mc and load movie into them. Each of the loaded clips are 600
If you use localToGlobal you can find the dimensions in root coordinates.
///
var topleft = {x: inner._x, y: inner._y};
var bottomright = {x: inner._x + inner._width, y: inner._y + inner._height};
inner._parent.localToGlobal(topleft);
ah, nice one.
On 2/22/06, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you use localToGlobal you can find the dimensions in root coordinates.
///
var topleft = {x: inner._x, y: inner._y};
var bottomright = {x: inner._x + inner._width, y: inner._y +
inner._height};
Also, you could just multiply the width/height by the scale..
var w = subClip._width * subClip._parent._xscale / 100;
var h = subClip._height * subClip._parent._yscale / 100;
Sorry for the psuedo code.
On 2/22/06, Rich Rodecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ah, nice one.
On 2/22/06, Grant Cox
Except you would have to iterate through every _parent level until you
hit the _root anyway, in case any ancestor clip is scaled... I've done
that before for visibility ( parent was _visible=false, grandchild was
_visible=true but of course not seen).
Lanny McNie wrote:
Also, you could
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