Determine the width of the loaded clip

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• AS3: How to target sub-MC of the loaded clip?

  Hey everybody. I am new to AS3 and very... very lost (the last time I did a lot with flash was Flash 5).
  
  Short version: I am trying to load external .swf from a URL and add event handlers for the video clips (or his film clips sub - MCs) on its stage. I can't find SOMETHING online about how to do it.
  
  Details:
  
  I have been instructed by my employer to build a control interface simple in flash with just a few buttons to make things like display some info or pictures or maybe a MP3 player. I wrote small test apps to do all of these individual things and managed to fake my way through.
  
  But the sticking point, is now trying to put all the user interface controls in an external .swf, which I then load into the canvas by a URL. The goal is to be able to load it into a variable named, say, "private _ui:MovieClip" and then add event handlers to programme clips in this name as:
  
  _ui.someButton1.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, handlerFunction1);
  _ui.controlStrip.someButton2.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, handlerFunction2);
  
  The goal is that if we want to Exchange on the user interface for a particular client, we just export a new .swf with all instances of correctly named MC & use the new URL to load the user interface.
  
  I seem to be able to load the .swf OK and trace the film clips "Chronology of the hand" as follows:
  
  _ui2.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, uiDidLoad);
  function uiDidLoad(evt:Event) {}
  trace ("UI2 LOAD");
  {if (_ui2. Content)}
  addChild (_ui2);
  trace (_ui2. Content); -> [object MovieClip]
  Target the "ControlStrip" named instance on the main timeline of the loaded .swf
  trace (_ui2. Content.controlStrip); -> ERROR
  }
  }
  
  Can someone point me in the right direction here? I spent hours don't make any progress on it. I think I've read half of the website of adobe so far. :-(
  
  -Cliff

  Quote:
  Posted by: kglad
  You must then mount this object like a MovieClip or the flash compiler is concerned.

  I discovered this yesterday after a * lot * of trial and error. Everything seems to work correctly when you use:

  LDR. Content as MovieClip;

  I'm a little surprised that has not documented a little clear, but I guess it could be something that is obvious, if you ALSO know well enough. I'm trying to learn as much as I can because I go but you do not have my calendar does not really some time a lot of time for learning from the ground up.

  Thank you.

• the loading time of the mc control

  I'm creating a game that will take care of mangoes with numbers on it... i'm using numbers 08:51

  I want to set the time of each mango to load... for example: mango #2 load every second of 48 and 15 at the time, mango 5 load every second 38th, 15th, 3rd time left... How do I code?

  I have a code that loads the mangoes in random x position... but when the caught character mango, it still does not load...

  Here is a jpg of what I'm doing...

  

  This is the code I use: this code is attached to the mango-(2)

  onClipEvent (load) {}

  If (_root.time == 50) {-> I tried to put an if statementto determine the loading time but does not work}

  function reset() {}

  This._x = Random (550);

  This ._y =-250;

  _root. SPEEDB =-5;

  }

  Reset();

  //}

  }

  onClipEvent (enterFrame) {}

  If (_root.time == 50) {-> I also tried to put here but does not work too...}

  This ._y = _root.speedb;

  If {(FLF > 380)

  Reset();

  }

  If (_root.mango_mc.inMango_mc.hitTest (_root.caloy_LR.caloy_Right.inBaske t_mc) |)  _root.mango_mc.inMango_mc. HitTest (mc _root.caloy_LR.caloy_Left.inBasket_).  _root.mango_mc.inMango_mc. HitTest (mc _root.caloy_LR.caloy_stop.inBasket_)) {}

  _parent.mango_mc.gotoAndPlay (2);

  _root. Score-= 2;

  }

  //}

  }

  I hope you guys could help... Thank you!

  Here's how to create two mangoes, mango12 and mango 13:

  var tl:MovieClip =;
  var dep:Number = 0;
  tl.attachMovie ("mango12", "mango_" + dep, dep ++);

  tl.attachMovie ("mango13", "mango_" + dep, dep ++);

  var mangoI12 = setInterval(mangoF12,30000);     If I remember this, all the mangoes will load every 30 seconds? -No, only mango12

  var mangoI13 = setInterval(mangoF13,45000);     mango13 is created every 45 seconds

  function mangoF12() {}
  tl.attachMovie ("mango12", "mango_" + dep, dep ++);
  }

  function mangoF13() {}

  tl.attachMovie ("mango13", "mango_" + dep, dep ++);

  }

• New film clip to the exact position of the load

  I'm new to Flash, but not to programming, but took an example of the documentation, but it doesn't seem to work...
  
  Create a clip relative to a container
  this.createEmptyMovieClip ("logo_mc", this.getNextHighestDepth ());
  creates a child clip inside 'mc_1 '.
  This is the clip that will replace the image
  logo_mc.createEmptyMovieClip("container_mc",0);
  logo_mc.container_mc.loadMovie (" http://www.macromedia.com/images/shared/product_boxes/80x92/studio_flashpro.jpg");
  _root. DY = stage.height + 4
  _root. DX = stage.width + 4
  
  The last two lines will actually place the new clip of X and postions are determined between + 4 and + 4 stage.width stage.height?
  
  I tried several variations - even plugged in numbers as root. DY = 200; and the root. DX = 200; but still loads in the same position every time...
  
  I'm misunderstanding this? or is there a better way to do it?
  
  Thank you!
  
  Tim

  Craig and Kglad,

  Thanks for your comments! This works! I did not yet notice the case so...

  Thank you very much!

  Tim

• How to determine the total number of images in the external .swf file loaded

  I have to be able to load both external .swf files and make them play in order. To do this, I need to know the number of images in the first .swf file so I can check _currentframe against _totalframes to determine when he is finished playing so that I can load another.

  Most of the stuff I see indicate that _totalframes on an external .swf can be determined by loading the .swf in a container clip and then check using a listener in the .onLoadInit. Like this:

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------

  this.createEmptyMovieClip ("tester_mc", 1);
  var mcListener:Object = new Object();

  mcListener.onLoadInit = {function (target_mc:MovieClip)}
  target_mc.onEnterFrame = function() {}
  If (this ._currentframe > = this ._totalframes) {}
  trace ("total frames =" + this ._totalframes);
  delete this.onEnterFrame;
  } else {}
  trace (target_mc._currentframe + "OF" + target_mc._totalframes);
  }
  }
  }

  var test_mc:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader();
  test_mc. AddListener (mcListener);
  test_mc.loadClip ("Ad_Group.swf", tester_mc);

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------

  Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work. The trace will always return a total number of frames of 1.

  I guess it's because the container clip has only 1 frame, and the external .swf timeline seems to be ignored.

  I would appreciate any ideas on how to raise the total number of frames of an external .swf file or, Alternatively, put it another way when it's done playing. (Not only the loading, but play until the end.)

  TIA,

  C

  I guess it's because the container clip has only 1 frame, and the external .swf timeline seems to be ignored.

  I wouldn't imagine. My guess is that the main scenario for the external swf file has only 1 frame and the rest of the animation is inside a movieclip in this timeline. You publish this swf? Can you open the FLA and check how many images is open on the main timeline?

  The approach that you have mentioned is about what there is. But he knows check a chronology. If there are many nested movieclips, it may be impossible to understand what timeline you really want to be 'THE' full chronology.

  If you have the FLA, you can have the video call function on the _root timeline which tells the main swf that has completed a movieclip or something like that.

  Also, I have in my head somewhere that I recently saw something that someone made similar to this one, but do not remember... If it appears in my head that I will post.

• Error determining responsible for image size: the loading object is not sufficiently loaded to provide this information.

  Hello

  I am trying to load and image and determine its dimension immediately after loading.  I use a Loader object and check the width when the object of the loader's contentLoaderInfo Event.COMPLETE event is triggered...

  myLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, onLoadComplete);

  Then:

  public void onLoadComplete(event:Event)

  {

  trace (myLoader.Width); 0

  trace (myLoader.contentLoaderInfo.Width); Error: The loading object is not sufficiently loaded to provide this information.

  }

  I tried something similar with the event of Event.INIT but same result.  Any ideas on the best way to solve this problem?

  Thank you!

  Moshe

  I think it's the answer to your question:

  trace(event.currentTarget.width);
  

• How can I determine the width of a menu bar

  Several years ago, I had suggested a CVI function to determine the width of a bar menu (in pixels), so that the minimum width of a panel could be calculated more easily - now for the new year I would like to repeat this wish as it seems that this possibility is still missing...

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  It's a good suggestion. I'm sorry that we have not acted on it so far. We'll add an attribute that will perform this task in the next version of the CVI.

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• How can I determine the type of image to be used before loading an image?

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  Is there a better way to do it? Can I determine the number of bits of an image before loading in a buffer?

  Thank you!

  Hi Steverino,

  Olivia is incorrect... VDM has a function called GetFileInfo which does just what you want. It only reads the header of the image but does not load the entire image in memory. It will give you various properties such as the bit depth.

  I think that on the new .NET support, there can exist here: NationalInstruments.Vision.Analysis.Algorithms.GetFileInformation.

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• Determine the Total number of images in a loaded SWF file

  I used the loader class and the load method to load a swf file that has multiple frames.  Does anyone have a suggestion how to determine the total number of frames in the SWF file script after loading?

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• shell script to determine the width of the file, size, resolution cs5 js

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• How can I get the width of a loaded swf scene?

  Is it possible to get the real of a loaded swf stageWidth?

  The problem comes when the loaded swf file has some items off the stage. In this case content.width becomes bigger then the scene.

  My code looks like this:

  var request: URLRequest = new URLRequest (file.url);

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();

  Loader.Load (request);

  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.INIT, CaseTailleAuto);

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

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  }

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  Andrei

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• loading clips in loadmovienum... trying to load in the background

  I swear it was working before, but I must have changed something because now it is not. I have a few clips that im trying to carry the load in the background without being visible during the initial loading. To achieve this, I went with something like that on the first frame of the main clip:

  loadMovieNum("dl_illustration.swf",4);
  _level4._visible = false;

  
  I swear THAT this same code worked very well about 30 minutes ago and now Ive played with some other stuff and its doesn't work more the illustration clip just right charge on top of the main Clip, essentially without taking account of my call to make it invisible. Does anyone have AN idea what is happening here?

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  section 1:

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  {this.onEnterFrame = function ()}

  var lb:Number=_level4.getBytesLoaded();

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  Where is the process of full load? It is not complete at the time where the code that show you is running.

  When you load external content, it takes time to load.  Your code is not wait for that to happen, he keeps just treat each line independently of the load status.