Cadence of an external SWF

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• How can I unload external SWF?

  I use the following code to load an external SWF file. I want to unload the SWF (Clock.swf) after 10 seconds (automatically). How can I? I use greensock class.

  import com.greensock;

  com.greensock.easing import. *;

  com.greensock.plugins import. *;

  import com.greensock.events.LoaderEvent;

  var mySwf1:SWFLoader = new SWFLoader ("Objects/Clock.swf", {height: 200, width: 200, onComplete:completeHandler1, container: ClockContainer});

  mySwf1.load ();

  function completeHandler1(event:LoaderEvent):void {}

  TweenLite.to (event.target.content, 0, {alpha: 0});

  TweenMax.fromTo (event.target.content, 3, {x: 0, y: 0, width: 200, height: 200, alpha:. 1}, {x: 0, y: 0, width: 200, height: 200, alpha: 1, delay: 5.});

  }

  Download:

  mySwf1.dispose (true);

  Unload after 10 seconds:

  setTimeout (function () {mySwf1.dispose (true)}; 10000);

• With the help of external swf twice

  Hello..

  How to use the same external swf with its vars in two clips?

  var icon1_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();

  var icon2_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();

  var iconsLoader:Loader = new Loader();

  iconsLoader.load (new URLRequest("data/icons.swf"));

  iconsLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, iconsLoaded);

  function iconsLoaded(event:Event):void

  {

  Here, I want to add (iconsLoader.contentLoaderInfo.content) for icon1_mc & icon2_mc

  }

  Thank you

  Thank you again... 'S done it with greensock SWFLoader class

  com.greensock.loading import. *;

  import com.greensock.events.LoaderEvent;

  var icon1_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();

  var icon2_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();

  var iconsSWF:SWFLoader = new SWFLoader ("data / icons.swf", {onComplete:completeHandler});})

  function completeHandler(e:LoaderEvent):void {}

  var _icons: Class = e.target.getClass("icons"); "icons" is a class of symbol in library

  icon1_mc = new _icons();

  icon1_mc.x = 10;

  addChild (icon1_mc)

  icon2_mc = new _icons();

  icon2_mc.x = 135;

  addChild (icon2_mc)

  }

  iconsSWF.load ();

• Problem with loading external swf files

  Hello

  I am currently working on a project which is an interactive and dynamic elemtry school presentation to the Denmark. I finished my project and it works perfectly, but only locally on my computer.

  The final draft should be implemented on the site and public work. I tried to implement the project on the site and unfortunately, it does not work as expected.

  When all the files where transferred to the ftp server, only a single files are responding and appear correctly.

  Interactivity of the project is based on a structure of Action script, which is based on the smooth transition between swf files (load another swf file after the action is triggered by clicking on a button) do any work.

  After days of trying to figure out the solution, I'm totally lost. One thing is to publish the project so that all action script will work and answer between swf files, and the other thing is to make it user-friendly for the Android and apple products.

  The presentation is quite heavy because of its loading external swf content files, which are images and movies.

  I really hope you can help me with my problem. I will gladly share the files and codes if it would help solve the problem.

  Best regards

  Agata

  It could be a problem of location of file from loading.  When you place a swf file in an HTML base for targeting anything that the SWF load becomes the folder of the html page.  You may need to adjust the target so that the target of swf files, load it as if it were in the same folder as the html page.

• load an external swf on a mc that is on the screen

  This seems like a basic question, but if I have a swf file in the same directory as the fla and wants her to be on a mc, is there an easy way? so I make a movieclip on the screen and you want it to load. someone at - it a small example?

  Use the loader class to load an external swf.

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();

  Loader.Load (new URLRequest ("yourexternalswf.swf"));

  addChild (loader);  Adds the charger to the current timeline

  If you want to add the loader to a movieclip, the method addChild to this movieclip, for example:

  yourmovieclip.addChild (loader);

• Control external SWF loaded in MovieClips

  Draw the hair a little bit today, with something that seems so easy. I have a main scenario with two empty clips (originalMC, newMC). I'm loading external swf (original.swf, new.swf) in them. Sovereign wealth funds are in the same folder as the main file. They load very well and my EventListeners trigger functions as expected.

  I need the ability to stop reading the swf external when they load, but everything I've tried to create errors or simply fails. What I have to add to the functions (stopNew and stopOriginal) to prevent them from playing? Code below. Thank you.

  Chargers for newMC and originalMC

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();

  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, stopOriginal);

  Loader.Load (new URLRequest ("original.swf"));

  originalMC.addChild (loader);

  var loader2:Loader = new Loader();

  loader2.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.Complete, stopNew);

  loader2. Load (new URLRequest ("new.swf"));

  newMC.addChild (loader2);

  function stopNew(e:Event):void {}

  trace ("new load");

  Track works on export, so the function is called correctly

  I would like this feature to stop the chronology of 'newMC '.

  }

  function stopOriginal(e:Event):void {}

  trace ("loaded original");

  Track works on export, so the function is called correctly

  I would like this feature to stop «originalMC» chronology

  }

  Your intentions seem to be off target if you want to stop the maturities of the two elements call you newMC and originalMC.   These two objects will not be the objects that are loaded.  To stop the timelines of the new.swf and the original.swf files you load, you would use something like...

  function stopNew(e:Event):void {}

  var newSWF:MovieClip = e.target.content;

  newSWF.stop ();

  }

  function stopOriginal(e:Event):void {}

  var originalSWF:MovieClip = e.target.content;

  originalSWF.stop ();

  }

  Assuming that you want to target these movies outside of these functions, you would report the variables outside the function instead of as shown inside.

• Load an external SWF file without overwriting my container SWF (AS2) file

  Hello world

  I want to load an external SWF with AS2, but file without overwriting my container file. How can I achieve this? What is the correct code?

  Here is the code I use :

  loadMovieNum ("external.swf", 0);

  countdown = function() {}

  trace ("OK");

  }

  countdownIt = setInterval (countdown, 1000);

  
  

  It works well, but as I said, it overwrites my container SWF file. If I load into level 1, my container file works but not the one I try to load... .

  
  

  
  

  Can someone help me with this, please?
  

  Try to use the loadMovie method... meaning container.loadMovie.  See below for an explanation: Load external in another SWF SWF

  If the loaded file does not work when you load it, it is probably because you have references to _root in there who do not find the expected _root.  You must set the file loaded _lockroot property to be true.

• Loading external Swf

  Hi all! I am new to the forum here and relatively new to AS3. I use FlashBuilder code. I'm trying to load a local external .swf into my application. My URLRequest happens not to be able to find the location of the local swf file. I dropped it around with my application, but no matter what I put for the url it does not find the swf file. For example, my swf is game.swf name, but no matter where I put it in the folder of the project and any combination of URL, I can't seem to access. Oddly enough, if it's in the bin-debug and I put URLRequest ("game.swf"), he will find that in the bin-debug, it seems. Please help and thanks in advance!

  In a Flash Builder project you should put it in the folder/src. The bin-debug is generated automatically with whatever you put in / SRC.

  Ideally, you should make a folder under/SRC (so/src/assets) liabilities and then load again URLRequest('assets/game.swf'); Flash Builder copy file /src liabilities more to/bin-debug and your final export file as well.

• Load external swf from Web site

  Hi guys,.

  I am trying to load an external swf that is downloaded to a folder on my site from a main swf stored locally.  If I use the standard Loader with URLRequest class it doesn't throw any errors, but nothing comes. I need to change some security in my flash file settings to allow this works?

  Thank you very much

  Matt

  the movieContainer class defined in MasterLibrary.swf AND your main swf file?

  If this isn't the case, you can load MasterLibrary into your currentdomain.  If so, you need to reference the application domain the loader:

  public void loaderIOErrorHandler(e:IOErrorEvent):void / / this function is called when the main movie cannot load a local copy of "MasterLibrary.swf".

  {

  loadLibrary = new Loader();

  loaderAppDomain = new ApplicationDomain();  register if required

  loaderContext = new LoaderContext (false, loaderAppDomain);  register if required

  loadLibrary.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, loaded);

  loadLibrary.load (new URLRequest("myDomain/MasterLibrary.swf"), loaderContext);

  }

  public void loaded(e:Event): void

  {

  var:Class=Class(loaderAppDomain.getDefinition("movieContainer)) C;

  var instance: MovieClip = new C();

  addChild (instance)

  }

• Loading external swf into an Air application

  Hi all

  I have build an Adobe Air app for desktop PC and have problems to load an external swf. Whenever I try to load, I get:

  SecurityError: Error #2070: security sandbox violation... cannot access stage owned by app... blah blah

  The file is loading is in a local directory, but I understand its in an another "sandbox" that represents a security risk.

  
  

  Is there a way to get around this?

  
  

  Any help would be appreciated

  
  

  Thank you very much

  
  

  Matt
  

  That's why I added these comments on domain of the swf file.  for locally loaded SWF files, use:

  SFMltd wrote:

  Hi Kglad, thanks for the example.

  If I run my class with securityDomain = SecurityDomain.currentDomain; then it throws this error: SecurityError: Error #2142: security sandbox violation: local SWF files cannot use the LoaderContext.securityDomain property.

  The e-mail of swf file trying to load is stored locally, so I guess that this error is logical. However if I comment on this line, I get the same error "cannot access stage owned by app"?

  See below for the class:

  package {}

  import flash.display.MovieClip;

  import flash.filesystem.File;

  import flash.events.Event;

  import flash.net.FileReference;

  import flash.events.MouseEvent;

  import flash.display.Loader;

  import flash.net.URLRequest;

  import flash.system.LoaderContext;

  import flash.system.ApplicationDomain;

  import flash.system.SecurityDomain;

  public class assetPreview extends MovieClip {}

  private var loader: Loader;

  private var mainSWF:MovieClip = new MovieClip();

  public void assetPreview() {}

  addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, initialise);

  }

  public void initialise(e:Event):void

  {

  removeEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, initialise);

  var allowSWF:LoaderContext = new LoaderContext (false, ApplicationDomain.currentDomain);

  allowSWF.securityDomain = SecurityDomain.currentDomain;

  loader = new Loader();

  Loader.Load (new URLRequest (settingsXML.pathToSWF), allowSWF);

  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, viewPreview);

  }

  public void viewPreview(e:Event):void

  {

  addChild (mainSWF);

  mainSWF.addChild (loader);

  }

  }

  }

• AS3 external swf close self

  Hello

  After looking through the forums online and video tutorials...

  I am always facing errors of loading an external swf into my main swf (full step width).

  In my main.swf... i have several scenes.

  On one of these scenes, I have an external SWF that loads my main.swf step size.

  Which works very well...

  BUT

  I now want to close the external swf on a button (in my external swf) and to return to one of my scenes in my hand. SWF

  I read many forums that talk about dispatchEvent

  I tried these methods and I am still facing errors.

  I want just one button on my external.swf that is farm/unloads/deletes itself... so that the user can continue by HAND. SWF after that they played OUTSIDE. SWF.

  in actionscript 2, it was a breeze.

  in as3, it's a useless pain in my rectum

  Sorry if I've missed a lot

  any help would be appreciated

  jayquery

  Try to change the code of loader main file for more like the following (blue nine):

  var defaultSWF:URLRequest = new URLRequest ("gametestG.swf");

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();
  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, loaderCompleteHandler);
  Loader.Load (defaultSWF);

  function loaderCompleteHandler(evt:Event):void {}
  MovieClip (evt.target.content) .addEventListener ("closeChild", onChildClose);
  addChild (loader);
  }

  function onChildClose(event:Event):void {}
  loader.unloadAndStop ();
  removeChild (loader);
  }

• External swf on Air Android and IOS

  Hello

  Can AIR and IOS android application download and play an external SWF with code inside?

  I created android app AIR (SDK version 4.0) that load an external swf with simple clip on the stage.

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();

  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, onLoaded);

  Loader.Load (new URLRequest ("2.swf"));

  function onLoaded(e:Event):void

  {

  addChild (loader);

  }

  I installed this on device android AIR app but I see no external swf on the stage.

  Thanks in advance

  You must add the external swf file for included files.  and for ios, you must assign the loadercontext property.

• AS3: How to access and control embedded sounds in an external swf?

  I rarely use the sounds in AS3/Flash. I use Flash Pro CS6, but I can't seem to understand how access control (play, stop, etc) sounds embedded in a SWF external loading in the main SWF file.

  It is easy to control them when they are incorporated on the main swf. However, on a responsible external SWR, I get all sorts of errors. For this application, I really need to incorporate in the external SWF file.

  I've read several solutions, but none seems not to work.

  I integrate the sound file mp3 called soundSegment1.mp3 tool to import Flash CS6 and then open the properties panel actionscript Flash select the name of the class: SoundSegment1. Can I change the class ID and create a file named SoundSegment1.as, and it saved right next to my document class main.as in the same directory. The code for the SoundSegment1 class looks like this:

  package  {

    import flash.media.*;


    public class SoundSegment1 extends Sound
    {

        public function SoundSegment1 ()
        {
            // no code in here
        }


        public function playSound()
        {
            var soundSegment1:Sound = new SoundSegment1();
            var channel:SoundChannel = soundSegment1.play();
        }
    }
}

  Then, in my main.as, I made several attempts to play this sound such as:

  var fileLocation:URLRequest = new URLRequest(SWFToLoad); 
  loader.load(fileLocation); 
  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, progressListener); 
  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, completeListener); 
  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.INIT, initListener);  
  
  function initListener(e:Event):void // I also placed this code on the completeListener and it didn't work 
  { 
       loader.content.soundSegment1.playSound(); // doesn't work.  
  }

  I get:

  Line XXX 1061: Call to a possibly undefined method playSound through a reference with static type flash.display:DisplayObject.

  Otherwise, I also read that I should be able to do something like this anywhere in the Main.as file:

  var theClass:Class = Class(loader.content.getDefinitionByName("SoundSegment1")); var theSound:theClass = new theClass(); theSound.play()  //doesn't work either.

  I also tried on the completeListener:

  var TheClass:Class = e.target.applicationDomain.getDefinition("SoundSegment1") as Class; 
  var theSound:TheClass = new TheClass(); 
  theSound.play()  //doesn't work either.

  I get:

  ReferenceError: Error #1065: Variable SoundSegment1 is not defined. at flash.system::ApplicationDomain/getDefinition()

  I'm stuck and I really need this to work. I would really appreciate your help.

  Thanks in advance for any help provided. I really need to make it work, because I can not simply incorporate into the main SWF or load them individually outside one by one.

  Thanks again!

  
  

  You can use the load and loadCompleteF below:

  var SWFToLoad: String =...;

  var s:String = "SoundSegment1";

  Load (SWFToLoad, s);

  function load (urlS:String, classS:String) {}

  var ldr:Loader = new Loader();

  ldr.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, function(e:Event){loadCompleteF(e,classS);});)

  LDR. Load (new URLRequest (URL));

  }

  function loadCompleteF(e:Event,classS:String):void {}

  var loadedAppDomain:ApplicationDomain = e.target.content.loaderInfo.applicationDomain;

  var C: Class = loadedAppDomain.getDefinition (classS) in class;

  var instance: * = new C();

  Sound (instance). Play();

  }

• CS6 - fonts embedded in external swf loaded--lack of characters

  I created a SWF with some embedded fonts, and nothing else. I put all the fonts to export for Actionscript. When I load the external police, I call Font.registerFont () on each of the classes of this SWF fonts. The fonts work, but several characters are missing from the police.

  However, if I incorporate the same fonts in the main swf file that has the textfields instead of their loading from an external swf, all characters appear as expected.

  The alternative is for me to integrate several fonts in several other SWFs to be redundant.

  This seems to be a serious bug in Flash. I like it if it's not, and I'm doing something wrong. Adobe, are you listening?

  That's why I approach to code for 98% of all projects. My TextFields are that all formatted using the TextFormat class. I embed or load a SWC with the fonts in the main project and whatever other charges have use fonts that I loaded only once in the main application.

  Consider that there are also Runtime shared as an option for you. This is where you mark all your fonts in a Font.FLA export as shared runtime. Then just create the same fonts in your other parts of the user interface, but to import from the file shared time. Then you can work on the separate user interface components while still seeing the correct font.

  System code page simply means that if I'm on an English Windows copy then which will be the language that Flash considers most important. If I try to embed Arial and then programmatically create and populate a TextField with Chinese, it won't work, nothing will be displayed. Even though I explicitly tell Flash to include Chinese glyphs (which certainly exist in Arial). Because I can not specify the unicode range I need and force it as Flash Builder, Flash "magically internally" decide everything I need is English (latin) glyphs and wouldn't integrate the Chinese glyphs. This magical behavior was always a pain.

• Play an external .swf sound loaded

  I have a small .swf file containing any of the characters in my game. In my project main actionscript 3, I load the .swf from an external source and display it in my game. It works very well, however, I join the swf file contains a short sound clip that should be played whenever the user clicks on the character.

  I know that I could add an onClick listener to the small .swf itself and write code in Flash Professional to play the sound. The problem is that I have an options menu in my game that allows the user to specify the volume of these sounds, and I think that this information would be unavailable for the loaded external .swf

  The audio file must therefore somehow be packed inside the .swf of character, but I also need to be able to play through my custom "SoundPlayer" class that I have in my actionscript project. Any ideas how I could do this?

  create a public method in your external swf file that controls the volume of the sounds.