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pixxel.rage
Updated this today :
http://www.pixxel-rage.host.sk/
Hope everything's allright there, if you find any bugs, please let me know
thanks
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Turn scrollbars off, ( <Body scroll=no> ) Something close to that.
why are you using flash? nothing moves really. kinda like my site.
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To me, a website doesen't necesarely have to move and blink if it's made in flash.
I choose flash because the information displayed inside the swf is displayed instantly, unlike html, wich must read the html file every time the page is displayed.
About the scrollbar thing - still working on it 
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lol, I just said the thing on flash cause someone told me the same thing I told you. I posted under unreal web design, further down the fourm. You can find my site there
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Senior Member
I like the site, clean and simple. Plus i could mistake it for an html page :-)
The self of himself
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wow... that's probably the best "simple" flash web site I've seen. I've always wanted to make something like that - hmm... I'll have to try to forget it so I don't accidentally leech the design 
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FK's Wave Pimp
Nice stuff -
I like the whole simplistic thing you have going.
The main problem I see with the site is that most of your text is blurry (in the nav, and the content).
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I'm suprised, I didn't know you could use scroll wheels on mice in flash. Mind telling me how you did that? 
Last edited by kamyab; 08-18-2003 at 09:13 PM.
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Thanks for the comments everyone.
Okay, the main trick with the scrolling wheel is using a Javascript function to detect whenever user scrolls the wheel and send it to Flash.
In the html page header, i used :
PHP Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
document.onmousewheel = function () {
window.document.movie.SetVariable("_level0.scrollData",event.wheelDelta);
}
</script>
Inside Flash :
PHP Code:
result = this.createEmptyMovieClip("scrollLoop", 100);
result.onEnterFrame = function() {
if (_level0.scrollData != 0) {
ScrollBy(_level0.scrollData/3);
}
_level0.scrollData = 0;
};
The only disadvantage is that it works only on IE browsers.
About the font, I'd happily loose the current if I knew a better one that is displayed correctly under a mask. (Keep in mind that you must embed fonts under masks)
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FK's Wave Pimp
Thanks for those scripts
If you're looking for different fonts, try these two sites:
http://www.dsg4.com/04/extra/bitmap/
http://www.vectorize.de
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Something that must change immediately is the CONTRAST! I didn't even notice it scrolled on my LCD monitor! When I visited the site on my other computer, it looked fine. Please add contrast!
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Republican Geek
Fonts aren't bad at all, just blurred. Reference this threat:
http://www.flashkit.com/board/showth...ed+pixel+fonts
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Well the fonts in there are not scaled and they are positioned to fixed coordinates, I know the rules of using pixel fonts in flash
If you look at the left top corner, you'll see that that portion is not antialiased.
The only problem is that those are dynamic textfields, so there is no way that the characters inside a wider/larger text are kept aligned with pixels, thus resulting the blur effect.
If you have any specific suggestion, I'd be happy to know them
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