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How'd they do that? agerdes
7/19/2005 9:58:13 PM
flash actionscript:
Can this effect be done with pure Actionscript or are they using masks and timeline animations?

Re: How'd they do that? jujumbura
7/19/2005 10:04:35 PM
You would need to use masks, but you could certainly do it with masks created
and assigned via actionscript. I don't really know how you'd do the photo
transitions WITHOUT actionscript, each one depends on the dimensions of the
others at any given time.

Minimum/maximum/desired dimensions, movieclips, masks, and resizing math.

Mike Kron
Re: How'd they do that? agerdes
7/19/2005 10:13:25 PM
Re: How'd they do that? Jeckyl
7/20/2005 12:00:00 AM
This is what I was thinking of .. although its not quite the same (uses one
image only, and scales parts of it)
(from urami in reply to "Stretch effect, 2nd request." topic)
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you could search the forum archives, we have been discussing that many
times.
Personally posted sample and source :

http://www.flashfugitive.com/ang-zhang/Matrix/

d/l

http://www.flashfugitive.com/ang-zhang/matrix/Matrix_02.zip
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I've done this one (in SWISHmax), although only text based .. it is similar

http://www.swishzone.com/max_swi/Example-expanding-menu.html

and this one done with images (only a single row, not two rows as your shows
... similar technique though, and also done in SWiSHmax)

http://www.swishzone.com/max_swi/Example-Expanding-image-maps.html

I can provide the SWiSHmax actionscript .. would be easily ported to Flash
(script language is almost identical)
--
Jeckyl

Re: How'd they do that? Jeckyl
7/20/2005 12:00:00 AM
It would HAVE to be done with script .. its non-trivial but not really too
complex to do. Urami has a nice example of this sort of thing, I've also
put up an example of it I think. That is assuming you're talking about the
way the pictures expand as you roll over then and shrink as your roll off,
but all of them keep within the rectangle area.
--
Jeckyl

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