according to the manual you can call
sprite(whichsprite).print([targetName,#printinBounds])
with targetName being the movie or the movie clip to be printed
hth
Fraser
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Hi List,
Robert's javascript call methods does opend the web
site in a new window as i wanted bu instead of one it
opened 2 new windows.
Pranav, where is 'Reuse window' option in Advanced Tab
in IE? I use ver 5.0 for PC, Win 98 SE.
Thanks for the messages...
Reg,
Biju George.
Hi Fraser,
That worked almost perfectly (I promise I searched the online help and didn't
notice that code). It actually prints the current frame of the movieclip which
actually is much more useful to me than the system of printing frames marked with #p.
Thank you so much for taking the time
Hi all,
(the question could also be how to rotate a member bitmap within the
cast.)
I have one script running where i use 2 members bitmap + 1 text member
to generate a new composite of the 3.
it works. using the copytoclipboard and paste in PS, the reult is great.
now, for the second
That worked almost perfectly (I promise I searched the online help and didn't
notice that code).
handily enough it doesn't look like it is in the online help.
It actually prints the current frame of the movieclip which actually is much more
useful to me than the system of printing frames
On Thursday, December 12, 2002, at 05:45 AM, Fabrice Closier wrote:
see the problem as a book cover on front page you have the title and
pictures, now i need to build the side of the book, i need now to
minimize the title size and paste it on same picture this time with a
90 degrees rotation.
Matrix, matrix...hum... kan you develop a bit more?
or any place where i can find a tut on this?
Fabrice
Andreas Gaunitz P11 heeft op donderdag 12 december 2002 om 15:29 het
volgende geschreven:
(the question could also be how to rotate a member bitmap within the
cast.)
now, for the second
Thank you for the reply Warren, but thats not what i mean.
i compose an image in order to save/print it. it works if all the
members are the way they are.
now i want to use/paste a textfield rotated on a bitmap, for example the
side of a book. the text is 90 dg rotated and the image is still the
This code was posted by James Newton on the games list a little while ago - it should
point you in the right direction
on imageRotate(anImage, anAngle) -
-- INPUT: anImage must be an image object
--anAngle should be an integer or floating point
On Thursday, December 12, 2002, at 10:34 AM, Fabrice Closier wrote:
i compose an image in order to save/print it. it works if all the
members are the way they are.
now i want to use/paste a textfield rotated on a bitmap, for example
the side of a book. the text is 90 dg rotated and the image
Hi Folks,
Thinking of buying the cxtra joystick control.
Wondering if anyone might be able to point me to some tutorials or anything
on this topic.
Thanks,
Krista
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you should be able to specify the copyPixels command using quads
(instead of rects) therefore do a rotation (I haven't done it, but
quads can certainly simulate rotation).
hth
-Buzz
At 12:45 PM +0100 12/12/02, you wrote:
Hi all,
(the question could also be how to rotate a member bitmap within
At 11:26 AM -0800 12/12/02, you wrote:
you should be able to specify the copyPixels command using quads
(instead of rects) therefore do a rotation (I haven't done it, but
quads can certainly simulate rotation).
hth
-Buzz
on rotateTextImage textMember, verify
IL =
OK. I think you should try the James Newton handler, but the
principle is like this:
You can use a rotation matrix to rotate a vector (or another matrix).
a point (x, y) in an image is a vector.
A 2d rotation matrix looks like this:
[a, b]
[c, d] where a = cos a#, b = -sin a#, c = sin a#, d
I have embedded arial into a director movie. On windows 2k and xp
machines and Mac OS X it looks fine. On windows 98 SE, I have strange
kerning problems and text suddenly wraps that didn't before. Any
suggestions?
Sharon Moeller
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Sounds like the font is embedded, but that the text isn't using it. I'd start by
making sure that the text is really set to the new font created.
You didn't by any chance rename the font did you?
Phil
Sharon Moeller wrote:
I have embedded arial into a director movie. On windows 2k and xp
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Hi,
I'm a member of this group and it's a very active mailing list. I subscribe
to the Flashnewbie group but there is also an advanced group:
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/
Happy Holidays!
Christine Satory
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I'm a member of this group and it's a very active mailing list. I
subscribe
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Hi,
Sorry if this is off topic but does any body know where I can find FLASH
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thanks
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I developing a CD-ROM that has an image archive that will contain pictures
that can be zoomed
Thwy are very big (arround 2000x2000)pixels, so we choosed to implement it
using QTVR panorama
with Warpmode set to #none.
It works fine standalone.
The next step in development is showing a thumbnail
. (K6-III-500Mhz wich is our standard bad-machine)
What???
Am I the only one authoring on a P2 450MHz?
Guess I'd better stick a bigger sock to the mantelpiece this year...
Bertil Flink
Creative Media
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