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To anyone out there who is interested in image transitions / slideshows...
I'm looking for people who want to test this swf application I wrote. It's entirely written in Koolmoves and nothing but actionscript code. I'll share the code as soon as the application is tested.
If you find bugs please tell me.
As I'm looking for a way to maintain the quality of images in a flashmovie this script is great. I tested it and it seems to work fine.
Well, here it is.
The previous version of my Image Transitions had a few minor bugs.
This one hopefully doesn't :confused: .
The noloop="true" had been changed to loop="false". I had to change it to make it possible to loop to a specific slide.
Besides that I added four transitions as an example of how movieclip.curveTo can be used.
I believe the swf file itself is interesting for more people than the source so I decided to post them apart in two different zip files.
This one contains the compressed swf file, a brief decription and an example. My next post contains the source.
And now it's time to share the fun (the source).
It's 500+ lines of actionscript code. At some points it may be a bit messy and I'm sure you can do the same with less code and variables so go ahead and improve it... ;)
I hope sharing it will help others to create.
Wilbert
Just brilliant!
Are you going to post this on a site somewhere or can I post it as an example on my site ? (with credit to you of course)
Hilary
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hi
sorry but I'm new on this, and i wanted to know how to add more images to show with this Image Transition.
do i have to modify the xml files? How??
i would like to show 50 images.
thankyou very much
Hi Karimar,
You are right. The xml file contains all the information and should be changed.
Just add more slides...
<slide img="imageName.jpg" effect="effectNr" pause="Pause">
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</slide>
You can edit the xml file with a simple text editor like notepad.
I hope this will help. If you still have questions, just ask.
By the way... I found a little bug when the user chose changed the height of the comment text. Here's an updated version.
Wilbert