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www.tbwa.com

Just went live on wednesday... the site which we threw together for our agency's parent company. The map (agency locations) is the best part (although I may be biased, since that...

The only non-macromedia/flashcom option (for rtmp streaming of media) which I'm currently aware of is the open-source project Red 5. Development on it is still in the preliminary-alpha stage, but it...

Ideally I'd recommend amfphp for this, it's actually cake to setup & implement. But if you're looking to stick with your loadVars method, I'd consider numbering your key/value pairs before they're...

Are you pausing your script to allow Flash time to retrieve and parse the XML? (or even using the XML onLoad event handler to tell the playback head to move to frame 2 once the XML has been...

yes. "tabIndex" is the property you're looking for. Just give all of your "focusable" areas tabIndex values in the order which you'd like them to be cycled. I.E. you'd put the following on a frame...

try adding an underscore at the beginning of "root"... so that it looks like this -> _root

little particulars.

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I think this is what you're looking for, so here's a little "teach yerself" tutorial... It's very lightweight, so it should help you get the basics...

(viewable in action on the...

a'ight, So, I grabbed your .fla, messed around with it for a while, and figured out what I believe is the quickest fix... Using the hitTest() function as a condition, we can force the scroll to only...

running OSX or OS 9?

The music is a band by the name of 16Volt. They're the same guys who provided the music for the game, and strange enough... I'm good friends with a guy who used to play on tour with two of the...

That and... some of us aren't quite sure of the cost of the project because we have account peoples and project managers handling all of the day to day stuff. (call me spoiled... but outside of my 9...

sounds a bit strange, but the instruction that I was given was to "make it run choppy on anything but the best machine"... gather what you may...

Glad you all like it... :)
-frame rate is already 31... should be fast enough. I'm under the impression that it's actually all of the swf loading/unloading going on the background that causes the...

I'm glad you all dig it. To answer some questions... How did I get the project? The company I work for handles the advertising for Playstation, so it was a sort of "right place, right time" kinda...

It just went live.

http://primal.playstation.com

I've been living in a box for the past couple of months, and now that the site is done, I get to see the sun, eat real food, and pronounce...

It just went live.

http://primal.playstation.com

I've been living in a box for the past couple of months, and now that the site is done, I get to see the sun, eat real food, and pronounce...

Here, let me try to explain...

Most standard preloader logic works under the premise that 99% of the file's girth comes on or after frame 1. Unfortunately, this doesn't hold true once you start...

There are at least two options:

(1.) Supply flash with a run-time argument, letting it know whether the user is accessing the page for the first time, or just returning from a different area...

Malachai,

I myself just started playing with PHP/mySQL/Flash integration so bear with me... (and anyone else out there with more experience, feel free to correct me.)

I'd like to help, but...

Looks like you were on the right track...

I'm not quite sure what method you were using to change the size of the movie, but I got your file to work by:

(1) Simply selecting MODIFY->MOVIE->...

Have you tried something like this?

function testFunct()
{
return _target;
}

My guess as to what's happening:

The obvious facts:
1) you're controlling your ball via a velocity style script.
2) and using collision detection in order to change the direction of the ball
...

Easy 'nuff - you just need to evaluate the statement first. By evaluating a statement, you ask Flash to return a reference of the object contained in the statement which you're evaluating. This...

or a quicker, one-line way to do it is:

(assuming "myNumber" is the number of which you want to limit the displayed digits.)

myNumber= int(myNumber*100)/100;

this basically will multiply the...

Support seems pretty solid, though I have seen a few minor cosmetic glitches (minimize the app with the palettes arranged all pretty as I like them, go back, maximize the app, and some of my palettes...