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and i was just talking to MM about it yesterday. i will check this out soon ... --> www.mudbubble.com - www.keyframer.com - Team Macromedia <-- --> http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flash/3d_animation.html <-- --> http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search?hl=en&as_ugroup=*flash* <-- --> mudbubble mailing list: stserv@mudbubble.com with "subscribe news@mudbubble.com" in body <-- [quoted text, click to view] NSurveyor wrote:
> Along time ago, someone suggested that there be a panel for how many frames you > have selected, and such. During that time, the only solution I could come up > with, was using a jsfl file. However, yesterday I think it was, I learned how > to make my own panels! So, I decided to turn the Frame Selection.jsfl into a > panel! Please test it out, and give me some feedback on it... > > Download: > > http://www.geocities.com/saif7463/Frame_Selection.zip > > Extract, Frame Selection.swf to the WindowSWF directory. This directory should > be located in the folders where Flash is installed... this directory should > either be in the Configuration folder or FirstRun folder (it was supposed to be > in Configuration, except for me, I discovered it in the FirstRun folder). Then, > open flash if it not opened, or restart it if it is. Then, go to: Window > > Other Panels > Frame Selection. Now, when you select frames it will tell you > from which frame to which frame you have selected and the total frames > selected... enjoy!
Along time ago, someone suggested that there be a panel for how many frames you
have selected, and such. During that time, the only solution I could come up with, was using a jsfl file. However, yesterday I think it was, I learned how to make my own panels! So, I decided to turn the Frame Selection.jsfl into a panel! Please test it out, and give me some feedback on it... Download: http://www.geocities.com/saif7463/Frame_Selection.zip Extract, Frame Selection.swf to the WindowSWF directory. This directory should be located in the folders where Flash is installed... this directory should either be in the Configuration folder or FirstRun folder (it was supposed to be in Configuration, except for me, I discovered it in the FirstRun folder). Then, open flash if it not opened, or restart it if it is. Then, go to: Window > Other Panels > Frame Selection. Now, when you select frames it will tell you from which frame to which frame you have selected and the total frames selected... enjoy!
pretty cool - i would suggest streamlining it - is there a need to display scene name and amount of
selected regions? just thinking out loud. Very cool - i could put this to some use. as for compiling an MXP - you need the Extension Manager - if you have it, just go to Help > Creating and Submitting Extensions. --> www.mudbubble.com - www.keyframer.com - Team Macromedia <-- --> http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flash/3d_animation.html <-- --> http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search?hl=en&as_ugroup=*flash* <-- --> mudbubble mailing list: stserv@mudbubble.com with "subscribe news@mudbubble.com" in body <-- [quoted text, click to view] NSurveyor wrote:
> Along time ago, someone suggested that there be a panel for how many frames you > have selected, and such. During that time, the only solution I could come up > with, was using a jsfl file. However, yesterday I think it was, I learned how > to make my own panels! So, I decided to turn the Frame Selection.jsfl into a > panel! Please test it out, and give me some feedback on it... > > Download: > > http://www.geocities.com/saif7463/Frame_Selection.zip > > Extract, Frame Selection.swf to the WindowSWF directory. This directory should > be located in the folders where Flash is installed... this directory should > either be in the Configuration folder or FirstRun folder (it was supposed to be > in Configuration, except for me, I discovered it in the FirstRun folder). Then, > open flash if it not opened, or restart it if it is. Then, go to: Window > > Other Panels > Frame Selection. Now, when you select frames it will tell you > from which frame to which frame you have selected and the total frames > selected... enjoy!
yup - just discovered it.
--> www.mudbubble.com - www.keyframer.com - Team Macromedia <-- --> http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flash/3d_animation.html <-- --> http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search?hl=en&as_ugroup=*flash* <-- --> mudbubble mailing list: stserv@mudbubble.com with "subscribe news@mudbubble.com" in body <-- [quoted text, click to view] NSurveyor wrote:
> Just remembered a major bug in the code... if there are no documents open, > you'll be hit by an error every time you close the error dialog box... because > I used an onEnterFrame and supposed there was an open document... resulting in > a no document error thing.
Just remembered a major bug in the code... if there are no documents open,
you'll be hit by an error every time you close the error dialog box... because I used an onEnterFrame and supposed there was an open document... resulting in a no document error thing.
Thanks for the feedback. When you say "i would suggest streamlining it ", what
do you mean by that? And no, there is no reason for the Scene name and selected regions... just felt like adding it. Yeah, I found out about that soon after. I'm gonna fix it up, make it an mxp.
streamlining meant making it simpler by removing scene name and selected regions - i dont mind them
there, but screen real-estate is critical - even for me with 3 displays (as you know) - just a suggestion. very cool though. --> www.mudbubble.com - www.keyframer.com - Team Macromedia <-- --> http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flash/3d_animation.html <-- --> http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search?hl=en&as_ugroup=*flash* <-- --> mudbubble mailing list: stserv@mudbubble.com with "subscribe news@mudbubble.com" in body <-- [quoted text, click to view] NSurveyor wrote:
> Thanks for the feedback. When you say "i would suggest streamlining it ", what > do you mean by that? And no, there is no reason for the Scene name and selected > regions... just felt like adding it. Yeah, I found out about that soon after. > I'm gonna fix it up, make it an mxp.
Ok, it has been "streamlined". If you resize it to it's minimum size, it will
only show you the first region that has been selected. If you make it taller, it will show you more regions... Same url: http://www.geocities.com/saif7463/Frame_Selection.zip BTW, I couldn't figure out how to remove the old panel (and another two I made for testing)... I deleted the swfs from the WindowSWF folder... but they are still under the menu? Do you know how to remove them?
Hmm.. I tried making the Frame Selection.swf into a extension... but to no
avail. I created a file called frame_selection.mxi with the following in it. Then I packaged and installed it... but no new panel!?! What's wrong with my code? <macromedia-extension name="Frame Selection" version="1.00" requires-restart="true" type="Flash Dynamic Panel"> <author name="Saif Hakim, aka NSurveyor"/> <products> <product name="Flash" version="7" primary="true" /> </products> <description> <![CDATA[This Flash Panel gives information about the selected frames in the currently focused document. It will show as many frame selection regions as possible. If you resize the height and make it bigger, more regions will be shown. The panel shows the first frame, last frame, and total selected frames for each frame selection region.]]> </description> <ui-access> <![CDATA[You can use this panel by choosing:<br> Window > Other Panels > Frame Selection.]]> </ui-access> <files> <file source="Frame Selection.swf" destination="$Flash/Configuration/WindowSWF" /> </files> </macromedia-extension>
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