Re: FLASH: panoramic plus?

[brzys]

Think of it as a piece of taffy Sean, the more you pull the wider the end

gets. As in the scene as it gets closer to the edge of any side, it gets

slower by means of stretching out the background scene. Make the images at

the edges longer, more drawn out than the rest of the movie. It will give

the illusion of slowing down. It should give you a more three dimensional

look to it as well, almost a wide lens appeal. You can layer animations on

top of it, moving at slower rates at these positions(make them longer in

their own timeline), it will add in the effect.


For example you have a panoramic view of a scene, the scene is of a nice

outdoors location. The dessert for instance. In the foreground there are

lots of animals moving around, in the middle of the  movie, they move

faster. A rabbit darts to and fro and scoots into his burrow. In the outer

most edge of the movie, a turtle walks by, and as usual he moves very

s-l-o-w-l-y.

The movie at this point, the background in particular is drawn out,

stretched. The mountains look wider, the cactus in the far background is

wider and they get wider as the movie gets closer to the edge.


Just my two cents, and my bag of taffy there Sean!


Mary Brzys


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From: Se�n Daly <

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Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 1:32 PM

Subject: FLASH: panoramic plus?



> Hey there!

>

> With the help of a few tutorials and such i found online, i've got a

> panorama working pretty well...typical left/right...everyone's seen it...

>

> BUT...

>

> I'd like to break the image up into clickable regions (not necessarily

> visually evident, though).(invisible button on top of the image MC?)

>

> anyway,

>

> I want to ensure there are no 'half regions' left on the screen.

>

> My thinking is when it's rolled off, the image would continue to scroll,

> then slow down and stop when one of the leftmost points of any of the

> regions is at the left edge of the movie. Know what i mean? But how...?

>

> Any help would certainly be appreciated.

>

> Perhaps someone could point me in the right direction? Towards a tutorial

or

> sample...

>

> thanks alot

> sean daly

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