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resizing ovesal
9/21/2004 10:51:32 PM
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Re: resizing Tom Unger
9/21/2004 11:24:49 PM
ovesal;
You may be to use the edit multiple frames feature. There are specific
instructions for moving an entire animation in the flash help and also in a
technote at MM's flash support (link under flash help). -Tom Unger

Re: resizing launchpad67a
9/21/2004 11:54:35 PM
Yes, but the only way I believe is to load it into an empty movie clip. Then
put this script on the frame with the empty movie clip.
**water.swf=your movie to resize
**water_mc=name of the empty movie clip (_root is the level loaded into)
**the top two x & y coordinates are where it will load into the page
**the bottom width & height are the size of the movie (your resizing)

You should be able to create an empty clip, name it (instance name too) and
use this code after changing all the names! Put it on the 1st frame where your
empty movie clip is.

Mike


stop();
loadMovie("water.swf", "_root.water_mc");
_root.water_mc._x = 0;
_root.water_mc._y = 0;
_root.water_mc._alpha = 0;
//loadMovie("water.swf", "water_mc");
this.onEnterFrame = function(){
if(_root.water_mc.getBytesTotal() >= _root.water_mc.getBytesLoaded()
&& _root.water_mc.getBytesLoaded()>10000){
_root.water_mc._width = 760;
_root.water_mc._height = 440;
if(_root.water_mc._alpha < 100){
_root.water_mc._alpha +=5;
} else {
_root.water_mc._alpha = 100;
delete this.onEnterFrame;
_root.play();
}
}
};
Re: resizing JaneDoe
9/22/2004 1:55:57 AM
Modify - document - size.
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