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Subject:	FLASH: Newbie Question: Hyperlink to a Frame Within a MOVIE
From:	John Mandia
Date:	Thu, 2 Sep 1999 09:49:55 +0100

Hi,

Can someone please answer this question:

Is it possible to have a standard hyperlink that points to a specific frame
within a Flash Movie???

I want to have two pages. One will contain a Flash Presentation and the
other will contain a QuickTime/Flash movie. I want to be able to have a
link within the QuickTime movie that goes to a certain part of the Flash
movie (So that they don't have to go through the intro, drill down a few
levels etc to get back to where they were).

If this isn't possible I'll have to create a third movie to point to.

Thanks,

John

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RE: FLASH: so smooth.......
Re: FLASH: rippling water effect
Re: FLASH: EMERGENCY: NEED HELP WITH DATABASE
Re: FLASH: Director Question Urgent!
Re: FLASH: Director Question Urgent!
FLASH: Animation while movie loads
RE: FLASH: OT: Flash Digest PDF
Re: FLASH: EMERGENCY: NEED HELP WITH DATABASE
FLASH: James.
RE: FLASH: James.
RE: FLASH: Pixel shift on import
RE: FLASH: James.
Re: FLASH: EMERGENCY: NEED HELP WITH DATABASE
Re: FLASH: Setting variables...
Re: FLASH: <OT> QTVR authoring studio
Re: FLASH: Painter 3D doesn't export right
Re: FLASH: Flash4 within Director

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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 1999 08:45:19 +1000
From: James Mansfield <J [dot] Mansfield

eclipsegroup [dot] com [dot] au>
Subject: RE: FLASH: so smooth.......

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There are a couple of reasons why the balthaser web site is so smooth. The
first is that they are very knowledgable in what flash can do and are very
skilled at doing it. Now for the technical reasons - You will notice thet do
not use an extremely large amount of bitmap images in the site. There are a
select few images that they use and these images are re-used throughout the
presentation at different scales and with colour effects on them. The reason
the animation plays very smoothly, even on slower computers is that they do
not use a lot of transitions and dissolves. Dissolves and transitions use a
lot of your computers CPU to work out how they should look and hence slowing
it down. What they do instead, to make it appear something is scaling, is
miss frames where the image is on and scale the image up every two frames.
This needs less computer processing and also looks pretty sweet. The sound
loops they use throughout have also been put together very well. They loop
and go together exceptionally well and I think that makes the site so good.

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Subject: FLASH: so smooth.......

sorry keyboard(working in Turkey and they have extra keys on the keyboard
this should be right) playing up http://www.balthaser.com
<http://www.balthaser.com>

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are a couple of reasons why the balthaser web site is so smooth. The first
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that they are very knowledgable in what flash can do and are very skilled at

doing it. Now for the technical reasons - You will notice thet do not use an

extremely large amount of bitmap images in the site. There are a select few
images that they use and these images are re-used throughout the
presentation at
different scales and with colour effects on them. The reason the animation
plays
very smoothly, even on slower computers is that they do not use a lot of
transitions and dissolves. Dissolves and transitions use a lot of your
computers
CPU to work out how they should look and hence slowing it down. What they do

instead, to make it appear something is scaling, is miss frames where
the
image is on and scale the image up every two frames. This needs less
computer
processing and also looks pretty sweet. The sound loops they use throughout
have
also been put together very well. They loop and go together exceptionally
well
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 14:59:40 -0700
From: whitelaw <whitelaw

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Subject: Re: FLASH: rippling water effect

Would a JavaScript solution fit your needs?

If so, check out this web site for some awesome stuff:

http://www.demon.co.uk/davidg

Hope that helps,
Robert

>has anyone on this list had to create a rippling water effect at any point
>in time?

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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 18:40:17 -0400
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 18:18:12 -0400
From: mgseeley <mgseeley

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Subject: Re: FLASH: Director Question Urgent!

Colin,

Are you on a Mac? If so, try SnapzPro2.

< http://www.AmbrosiaSW.com/Products/SnapzPro.html>

MGSeeley

on 9/1/99 5:30 PM Colin Klein wrote:

>I know this is a Flash forum, but my company has placed me on the task of
>finding a solution to this and no one has responded to this on the Director
>list. I am wondering how I can record a game in Director, while I
>am playing it, showing cursor movements and all, and save it as a QT file.

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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 15:55:10 -0700
From: cklein

jetcitystudios [dot] com (Colin Klein)
Subject: Re: FLASH: Director Question Urgent!

Thank you very much for all of your suggestions everyone, I appreciate it.

CPK

Colin Klein
Audio Engineer
Jet City Studios
Seattle, WA
206.448.5854 ext#105

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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 15:54:25 -0700
From: "Mark Pysher" <pysher

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Subject: FLASH: Animation while movie loads

Hi all,

Here's a simple question:

How do you define a "please be patient while the movie loads" clip that
plays while the rest of the file is loading?

Do you make the "loading movie" clip the first scene? and the rest of the
movie the next?

Thanks for your time,

- -Mark

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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 15:55:39 -0700
From: Jenny <jwebber

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Subject: RE: FLASH: OT: Flash Digest PDF

I would love the PDF! Thank you!
jwebber

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> I have the Flash Digest for all of August compiled to an Adobe Acrobat
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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 19:02:31 -0400
From: John Croteau <croteau

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Subject: Re: FLASH: EMERGENCY: NEED HELP WITH DATABASE

Hi Marcus and all,

To do a round trip data access to a server is easy and can be
accomplished with a single call to a server side page.

To retrieve the data use Load variables, Flash will retrieve properly
formatted text as variables from the ASP, Perl, Cold Fusion or a text
file.

An option for getURL, Load Movie and Load Variables is the Variables
send and you have an option of Don't Send, POST or GET. Selecting GET or
POST will send all the variables that are current on the timeline (movie
or movieclip) that the call is made from.

By combining the two actions sent to an active server side page capable
of deciphering the variables and their values send by Flash - the page
can act on the values sent with the URL and then return values via
Flash's Load variable function. If the page is a server side page such
as ASP, Cold Fusion or Perl the page won't be written as a page visible
to the browser unless you want it to (you don't). The page can do any
number of operations on the variables including database access and when
completed can write appropriate results as variable and values to itself
which will be retrieved by the Load Variable call from Flash.

Load Variables ("action.asp", "/", vars=POST)

Since the receiving of data can not be instantaneous and may in fact
take some time you can not assume that data will be available
immediately and should set up an If loop to determine if a test value
has been returned from the page before acting upon the data that is to
be returned.
See Time Delays --> http://www.FlashBible.com/members/

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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 1999 09:20:29 +1000
From: "Jim Antonopoulos" <jim

sausage [dot] com>
Subject: FLASH: James.

So James..... my QT project takes it where?

****************
Jim Antonopoulos
jim

sausage [dot] com <jim

sausage [dot] com (mailto:jim

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icq:284800
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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 1999 09:24:39 +1000
From: James Mansfield <J [dot] Mansfield

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Subject: RE: FLASH: James.

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the same place as where the toolman takes it :P

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Subject: FLASH: James.

So James..... my QT project takes it where?

****************
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the same place as where the toolman takes it =
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So James..... my QT project takes it where?

 
 

****************
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sausage [dot] com <<A =
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sausage [dot] com (mailto:jim

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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 1999 09:26:19 +1000
From: James Mansfield <J [dot] Mansfield

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Subject: RE: FLASH: Pixel shift on import

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I experienced the same pixel shift problem and got around the problem by
doing a copy and paste to the clipboard of my computer instead of saving and
importing.

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To: flasher

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Subject: FLASH: Pixel shift on import

Has anyone experienced this problem;
When importing a Photoshop image into Flash 4, the image imports shifted
down and to the right by a couple of pixels which cuts off the bottom
and right side and leaves a white line on the left and top of the image.
To test this just create a black rectangle in Photoshop with a 2 pixel
white border and import it into Flash. I have tested PNG and Pict
formats and they do the same thing.

I posted this question eariler (sorry for repeating myself) but I just
want to see if any one else is having this problem before I reload a new
copy of Photoshop and Flash onto my computer.

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Has anyone experienced this problem;
 When importing a Photoshop image into Flash 4, the =
image imports shifted
 down and to the right by a couple of pixels which =
cuts off the bottom
 and right side and leaves a white line on the left =
and top of the image.
 To test this just create a black rectangle in =
Photoshop with a 2 pixel
 white border and import it into Flash. I have tested =
PNG and Pict
 formats and they do the same thing.


I posted this question eariler (sorry for repeating =
myself) but I just
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before I reload a new
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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 1999 09:34:38 +1000
From: "Jim Antonopoulos" <jim

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Subject: RE: FLASH: James.

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RE: FLASH: James.the toolman is joining the list as we speak...

****************
Jim Antonopoulos
jim

sausage [dot] com
icq:284800
****************
Sausage Interactive
Level 2
The Tea House
28 Clarendon Street,
South Melbourne, Victoria 3205
Tele 9690 7711
Fax 9696 1206

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Sent: Thursday, 2 September 1999 9:25
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the same place as where the toolman takes it :P

-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Antonopoulos [jim

sausage [dot] com (mailto:jim

sausage [dot] com)]
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 1999 9:20 AM
To: flasher

shocker [dot] com
Subject: FLASH: James.

So James..... my QT project takes it where?

****************
Jim Antonopoulos
jim

sausage [dot] com <jim

sausage [dot] com (mailto:jim

sausage [dot] com)>
icq:284800
****************
Sausage Interactive
Level 2
The Tea House
28 Clarendon Street,
South Melbourne, Victoria 3205
Tele 9690 7711
Fax 9696 1206

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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 19:56:08 -0400
From: "Marcus J. Dickinson" <marcus

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Subject: Re: FLASH: EMERGENCY: NEED HELP WITH DATABASE

kiss kiss, hug hug, and if I haven't said it before, you are a god, and I
want a SIGNED copy of your book... I will try these immediately, and if I
run into any troubles will post back right away. Thank you for the quick
response. I really needed it.

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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 19:43:01 -0400
From: John Croteau <croteau

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Subject: Re: FLASH: Setting variables...

Hi Vince,

> I'm having a problem with variables and was wondering if anyone could
> help me out. Here's the code that doesn't work (everything works
> except setting the SCORE variable).

> On (Press)
> Stop Drag
>
> If (GetProperty ("/Hammer", _x ) <= 200 and
> GetProperty ("/Hammer", _x ) >= 85)
> Set Variable: "Score" = Score + 50
> Begin Tell Target ("/Nail1")
> Go to and Stop (1)
> End Tell Target

Score is being set where its called from (on the Movie clip).
You might prefer to set it on the main timeline:
Set Variable: "/:Score" = /:Score + 50

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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 19:06:49 -0600
From: Randy Young <randy

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Subject: Re: FLASH: <OT> QTVR authoring studio

Yann,

Here is info for one of the QTVR lists. E-mail me directly if you need more
info.

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> I've prepare evrything for my QTVR now I'm ready to go in and build them
> in the authoring studio, the thing is i'm really lost in there I not some
> help. I couldn't find anything on apple site (or I didn't look far
> engouh), but ans I was wondering if any of you knew where I could find a
> tutorial or some tip so I can actualy get some work done.
>
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>
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 16:28:14 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michael Penne <digit8r

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Subject: Re: FLASH: Painter 3D doesn't export right

Well, even if you get a dxf imported, it will be 2D. You may be better
off rendering toon shaded and/or limited color depth and tracing the
bitmap, or using Illustrate and Max.

My latest Flash3D:
http://www.humboldt.edu/~mmp5/flash/flash1.html

(89 frames, 88kb, 8bit render from C4Dxl;-)

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> Hi,
> I tried to save a 3d object I made in Painter 3D but
> couldn't get it to open
> in Flash. I read that Flash supports .DXF format but
> could not get it to
> import as such. If saved as a bitmap, it makes it
> 2d. Has anybody
> succesfully used Painter 3D in conjunction with
> Flash or is it a futile
> exercise?
>
> Thanks for the help,
>
> cloe
>
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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 19:30:06 -0400
From: John Croteau <croteau

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Subject: Re: FLASH: Flash4 within Director

Hi Simon,

> Sure enough we're using v7.0. I didn't realise 7.2 was out...
It's 7.02 that is out and supports Flash 4:

Director 7.02: Flash 4
Director 7: Flash 3
Director 6.5: Flash 2

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