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Firebug's not being too helpful...the actual upload request/response doesn't show up in Firebug. I looked at some other as3 uploaders online, and had the same results.

neznein9,

Yes, I'm listening to ioErrors, httpErrors, and securityErrors (I left them out of my code above for simplicity). I'm getting no errors. I wish I were, then I'd have something to work...

I'm doing an image upload that returns a large chunk of data - I'm base64-encoding the uploaded image and returning it immediately within an XML document. This data is retrieved via the...

Here's a game/app I developed for a country singer. You can upload a photo of your face and watch yourself get drunk. Pretty highbrow stuff. :)

http://thinkinimdrinkin.com/

I'd say get rid of the code attached to the clip (the hittest code) and just put these 2 lines on the main timeline:



button1.onRollOver = function(){ this.gotoAndPlay(2); }
button1.onRollOut...

Went live with this a few weeks ago... would love for everyone to check it out. Feedback is GREATLY appreciated. If you have a webcam, check out the LipServices app - if not, you can still watch some...

My colleague and I have put up a webcam video mail thingy for the Holidays using Flash Communication Server. If you've got a webcam, check it out! You can add props like a Santa hat, Santa beard, red...

Aww, shucks. Thanks for the compliments, guys.

Ray: The birds actually DO look kinda similar - purely coincidental. :-)

Here's a not-yet-finished anim with the bird, that I'll probably never...

I don't make games and then sell them, but I do get paid to make games for companies that want them for their website.

joejubee

I'm about to start a project doing something very similar...testimonial videos on the homepage. Can you give some info about what you did for your site? Did you encode your video with...

going to continue to work on it, but here's what I went live with:

justinbird.com

variables sent to the swf like this:

whatever.swf?user=gooneybird&pass=secret

are created automatically. This would create two variables (user and pass) in the _root. No parsing necessary.

Thanks, guys! I really appreciate it.

Nothing totally new....
just a newer version of my older 'Blobs' game. This one includes improved graphics, navigation, and a nifty automatic level generator for unlimited gameplay. I don't know why...

Painter Classic and Paint Shop Pro are both really good programs.

Painter works really well with a tablet and is good to use when you're trying to achieve drawings that look like they were done in...

No Plugins. I just made a custom brush and painted with the brush using different fade steps. There are quite a few tutorials on creating realistic hair in Photoshop online.



I probably spent...

I'd have to agree with mattGuest, magnetos....
I wouldn't give up on the Wacom after trying it once...it takes a while to get used to it, but once you do, you'll wonder how you ever got along...

if you load an external jpeg into a movieclip and duplicate that movieclip, you will only get a copy of the clip as it appears originally in your movie (before loading the JPEG). From what I can...

after doing a little more research, I found an answer to my own question. It's just not possible to do without multiple loadMovie calls. Bummer.

Once an external jpeg is loaded via LoadMovie, is there any way to duplicate that image? I would like to be able to have the same image on the screen several times without having to call loadMovie...

I dig the character. looks great.

looks awesome phreax! Really look forward to seeing this finished.

I never got time to get much further in my attempt. Maybe you can glean some ideas for your character from this:
...

luxregina...pngs and gifs are bitmap graphics. The word bitmap doesn't just apply to .bmp files.

I don't do a hitTest for every platform every time. I use an array to keep track of which blocks are below and above the character at a given time, then only those are hitTested.

onClipEvent (mouseDown) {
d = d + 1;
newmovieclip = "toto" + d;
_root.attachMovie( "toto", newmovieclip, d );
_root[newmovieclip]._x = _root._xmouse;
_root[newmovieclip]._y = _root._ymouse;
}