on enterframe makes the balls fly out in differant directions from the Stage center

[praful]

Hi,

Gude me to on enterframe makes the balls fly out in differant directions from the center of the Stage.

ThankX.

Praful

[renderhjs]

please DON´T create multple threads on the same matter.

[praful]

Hi,
Sir

tell me How you make the balls fly out in differant directions?

[T1ger]

You could just use ANGLE = Math.random*360; beware that this is in degrees, you probably need to convert it to radians to use in Math.cos and sin, just look in flash help for how to do that.

[Fall_X]

Hi,
Sir

tell me How you make the balls fly out in differant directions?

By getting someone to kick your scrotum real hard.

Seriously mate, you post two threads on the same topic, someone points out ttat that's not appropriate behaviour, and you tell them - not ask them politely, no, you tell them - to explain something to you.

[praful]

By getting someone to kick your scrotum real hard.

Seriously mate, you post two threads on the same topic, someone points out ttat that's not appropriate behaviour, and you tell them - not ask them politely, no, you tell them - to explain something to you.

Sorry for the language that i used.
i tryed, to do it of my own, one movieclip in moving,but remaing duplicates are not changing there angles and not moving.

Thanks.
Praful.

[T1ger]

Then posting what you have done usually helps, because then you show that you actually have tried. Also post the code you have written, then maybe we can help you rewrite it so it works

[renderhjs]

we are NOT here to do other´s work, come with something that can be discussed about like T1ger suggested.
It propably will a onEnterFrame event and some trigonometry- but lets first show us what you got

[praful]

Hi,
T1ger

this is the code:

stop();
speed = .2;
angle = 0;
raj.onEnterFrame = function() {
speed += speed;
angl++;
xpos = Math.cos(speed);
ypos = Math.sin(speed);
for (p=1; p<=6; p++) {
this["raj"+p]._rotation = angl;
this["raj"+p]._x += xpos;
this["raj"+p]._y += ypos;
}
};

[T1ger]

I guess you have dragged 6 movieclips onto the stage and named them raj1 - raj6? Alternative to this is to create them dynamically. Right click on the MC in the library, and click "linkage", choose export for actionscript, and write "ball" in the identifier input field, then ok.

then you can put this in first frame:

stop();
startX = Stage.width/2; //where the balls start, x-value
startY = Stage.height/2; //where the balls start, y-value
ballNum = 6; //this is how many balls we will have
speed = 2; //the speed of the balls
for (i=0;i<ballNum;i++) { //create the balls
    //attach the MC to the stage and store it temporary in the variable ball
    ball = attachMovie("ball", "ball"+i, i); //(linkage name, new name ball0, ball1, etc, and depth i)
    //Put the ball in the middle of the stage
    ball._x = startX;
    ball._y = startY;
    //Make a random angle for each ball, in radians. Degrees goes from 0-360 degrees, radians is the same, it just goes from 0-2*PI, or 0-6.28.
    //Math.random() returns a number between 0 and 1.
    ball.angle = Math.random()*Math.PI*2;
    //set the x and y-speed for this ball
    ball.xSpeed = Math.cos(ball.angle);
    ball.ySpeed = Math.sin(ball.angle);
}
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
    //loop through all balls
    for (i=0;i<ballNum;i++) {
        //put the ball in a temporary variable "ball"
        ball = this["ball"+i];
        //add xspeed and yspeed to the _x and _y variable
        ball._x += ball.xSpeed;
        ball._y += ball.ySpeed;
    }
} 

Try to understand this, I have commented everything

[praful]

I guess you have dragged 6 movieclips onto the stage and named them raj1 - raj6? Alternative to this is to create them dynamically. Right click on the MC in the library, and click "linkage", choose export for actionscript, and write "ball" in the identifier input field, then ok.

then you can put this in first frame:

stop();
startX = Stage.width/2; //where the balls start, x-value
startY = Stage.height/2; //where the balls start, y-value
ballNum = 6; //this is how many balls we will have
speed = 2; //the speed of the balls
for (i=0;i<ballNum;i++) { //create the balls
    //attach the MC to the stage and store it temporary in the variable ball
    ball = attachMovie("ball", "ball"+i, i); //(linkage name, new name ball0, ball1, etc, and depth i)
    //Put the ball in the middle of the stage
    ball._x = startX;
    ball._y = startY;
    //Make a random angle for each ball, in radians. Degrees goes from 0-360 degrees, radians is the same, it just goes from 0-2*PI, or 0-6.28.
    //Math.random() returns a number between 0 and 1.
    ball.angle = Math.random()*Math.PI*2;
    //set the x and y-speed for this ball
    ball.xSpeed = Math.cos(ball.angle);
    ball.ySpeed = Math.sin(ball.angle);
}
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
    //loop through all balls
    for (i=0;i<ballNum;i++) {
        //put the ball in a temporary variable "ball"
        ball = this["ball"+i];
        //add xspeed and yspeed to the _x and _y variable
        ball._x += ball.xSpeed;
        ball._y += ball.ySpeed;
    }
} 

Try to understand this, I have commented everything

Hi T1ger

this script works exectly i wanted to, Thakns once again for your help.


do you suggest any book or any article on the net to developed the scripting skill

Thanks once again!

Regards.
Praful.

[T1ger]

Read the readme-thread http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?t=513006 if you havent already, and google tonypa, and read his excellent tile tutorials. They learn you making tile-based games, but also syntax and scripting