How to load external png image via xml?

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• Loading a single Image Via XML

  Hey guys, I'm trying to load an image to step through an xml file.

  Here is my xml file

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
  < photos >
  Image1.jpg < pic > < / pic >
  < / photos >

  I am trying to understand the ActionScript 3, but I don't know how to code.

  If someone can tell me please the tutorial or code, it would be much appreciated.

  I said to these last lines in the xmlLoaded function, then all of the code would read as follows:

  var req:URLRequest = new URLRequest ("xmlfilename.xml");

  var ldr:URLLoader = new URLLoader();

  ldr.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, xmlLoaded);

  LDR. Load (req);

  function xmlLoaded(e:Event) {}

  var XML = XML (e.target.data);

  var imgreq:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xml.pictures.pic[0]);

  var imgldr:Loader = new Loader();

  imgldr. Load (imgreq);

  addChild (imgldr);

  }

  It's code for e-mail or incidentally, but could well still work! I don't want to have all the fun, you should have some too, by fixing something I spelled wrong.

• How to load external images and animate it after it is loaded?

  I know how to load external images using xml, but the problem is that if I have a lot of images to load then animate after it is loaded. I know theres a work around to this problem but still I have not understand.

  Thanks for help.

  You will need to use the MovieClipLoader class.  It supports have a headset which allows you to determine when the image has loaded so that you can act on it.

  If you are looking for the MovieClipLoader.addEventListener methoid (), there is an example that will be useful to see how to configure things (it's not your scenario, but a good reference).

• To load a png image using img_load_file()

  I'm trying to load a png image file in my application to screen_blit later to a window.  I have a few questions:

  1. How can I find the full path to a file in my package?

  2. can I use img_load_file to decompress a png in RGBA8888 fits the image uncompressed bitmap blitting.   Someone at - it a code snippet, I can consult?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Try the following steps to load the image file in your application.

  First, add your image file in bar - descriptor.xml file in active tag

  and give the path of the file as 'app/native/imagefilename. " I hope it will work for you.

• How to disable the PNG Images

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• Loading external png with transparency

  Hello

  Im trying to create a system of navigation with a few buttons as3.0.

  Each button is a png image.

  When the import of images to the stage im I don't have problems of transparency, but the problem is that they are enough, not smooth not especially

  because im animating the using TweenLite.

  I thought that the only way to do this correctly is to load all images using as3 in bitmap objects and then use the smoothing property.

  The problem is that whenever I attribute the png to a bitmap object, I lose the transparency of information and get a white background...

  Anyone know how I can keep transparency information of png on the bitmap object?

  Thank you

  Here is a little code that loads a PNG with transparency, it softens and placed on stage.

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  a.Load (new URLRequest ("spider.png"));
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  If (bit! = null) {}
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• How to load and place images dynamically

  I have a problem with loading images dynamically. I want to import a series of images and the display in the order across the screen. The images will have different widths, so it is important to know the width of each imported image as IM will place an image immediately to the right of the previous image. I thought that the code below would control the presentation, but the event handler seems to work (perhaps partly because the images are different sizes) not well.

  What should I do to control the positioning of the images?

  Thnks a lot.

  XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
  " < = xmlns:mx mx:Application ' http://www.Adobe.com/2006/MXML "layout ="absolute"creationComplete =" init () "> "
  < mx:Script >
  <! [CDATA]
  Mx.events import. *;
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  private var imageX:Number = 0;
  public void init (): void {}
  for (var i: int = 0; i < 4; i ++) {}
  imageLoader = new Loader();
  var url: String = "images/animal" + i + ".png";
  var urlReq:URLRequest = new URLRequest (url);
  imageLoader.load (urlReq);
  trace ("image =" + URL)
  container.addChild (imageLoader);
  imageLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, imageLoaded);
  }
  }
  public void imageLoaded(e:Event):void {}
  imageLoader.x = imageX;
  trace ("imageloader.x =" + e.Target.Width);
  imageX += e.target.width
  imageLoader.y = 100
  }
  []] >
  < / mx:Script >
  < mx:UIComponent id = "container" / >
  < / mx:Application >

  Unless I'm mistaking completely your goal, you do the way of things too hard on yourself.

  Install a HBox and addChild() to add images to that:

  (I made a few changes to make it work for me locally in order to do not copy/paste).

  In addition, you need to use the charger because it has other ways to load images, e.g., you can create a new Image, as I do above and set the source property to the path of the file, or you can embed images, but I guess that is not an option.

• using CC 2014 last PS how to take a png image and fade

  Last PS CC 2104, I have a low third title text png file name which is around 2/3 on the bottom screen - I need to disappear the last 1/3 of it... how?

  Assuming you want to fade to transparency, use a layer mask and a black-white gradient.  The luminance values darker on a layer mask make the image more transparent.

  

  That, once saved as a PNG image looks to...

  

  -Christmas

• dynamic load text and image of XML. How?

  Hello

  I have the following code to display text and images on the screen how modify the code to make it more dynamic:

  var xmlData:XML = new XML(MovieClip(this.parent).xmlDocs[3]);
  // Add Title
  rssNews.rss1.title1.text = xmlData.news[0].title;
  rssNews.rss2.title2.text = xmlData.news[1].title;
  rssNews.rss3.title3.text = xmlData.news[2].title;
  rssNews.rss4.title4.text = xmlData.news[3].title;
  rssNews.rss5.title5.text = xmlData.news[4].title;
  rssNews.rss6.title6.text = xmlData.news[5].title;
  rssNews.rss7.title7.text = xmlData.news[6].title;
  rssNews.rss8.title8.text = xmlData.news[7].title;
  rssNews.rss9.title9.text = xmlData.news[8].title;
  rssNews.rss10.title10.text = xmlData.news[9].title;
  
  
  // Add Description
  rssNews.rss1.text1.text = xmlData.news[0].description;
  rssNews.rss2.text2.text = xmlData.news[1].description;
  rssNews.rss3.text3.text = xmlData.news[2].description;
  rssNews.rss4.text4.text = xmlData.news[3].description;
  rssNews.rss5.text5.text = xmlData.news[4].description;
  rssNews.rss6.text6.text = xmlData.news[5].description;
  rssNews.rss7.text7.text = xmlData.news[6].description;
  rssNews.rss8.text8.text = xmlData.news[7].description;
  rssNews.rss9.text9.text = xmlData.news[8].description;
  rssNews.rss10.text10.text = xmlData.news[9].description;
  
  
  // Add Title
  var myLoader:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[0].image);
  myLoader.load(fileRequest);
  rssNews.rss1.image1.addChild(myLoader);
  var myLoader2:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest2:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[1].image);
  myLoader2.load(fileRequest2);
  rssNews.rss2.image2.addChild(myLoader2);
  var myLoader3:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest3:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[2].image);
  myLoader3.load(fileRequest3);
  rssNews.rss3.image3.addChild(myLoader3);
  var myLoader4:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest4:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[3].image);
  myLoader4.load(fileRequest4);
  rssNews.rss4.image4.addChild(myLoader4);
  var myLoader5:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest5:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[4].image);
  myLoader5.load(fileRequest5);
  rssNews.rss5.image5.addChild(myLoader5);
  var myLoader6:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest6:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[5].image);
  myLoader6.load(fileRequest6);
  rssNews.rss6.image6.addChild(myLoader6);
  var myLoader7:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest7:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[6].image);
  myLoader7.load(fileRequest7);
  rssNews.rss7.image7.addChild(myLoader7);
  var myLoader8:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest8:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[7].image);
  myLoader8.load(fileRequest8);
  rssNews.rss8.image8.addChild(myLoader8);
  var myLoader9:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest9:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[8].image);
  myLoader9.load(fileRequest9);
  rssNews.rss9.image9.addChild(myLoader9);
  var myLoader10:Loader = new Loader();
  var fileRequest10:URLRequest = new URLRequest(xmlData.news[9].image);
  myLoader10.load(fileRequest10);
  rssNews.rss10.image10.addChild(myLoader10);
  
  
  // Add URL
  rssNews.rss1.info1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss01);
  rssNews.rss2.info2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss02);
  rssNews.rss3.info3.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss03);
  rssNews.rss4.info4.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss04);
  rssNews.rss5.info5.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss05);
  rssNews.rss6.info6.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss06);
  rssNews.rss7.info7.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss07);
  rssNews.rss8.info8.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss08);
  rssNews.rss9.info9.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss09);
  rssNews.rss10.info10.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, rss10);
  
  
  function rss01(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[0].url));
  }
  function rss02(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[1].url));
  }
  function rss03(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[2].url));
  }
  function rss04(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[3].url));
  }
  function rss05(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[4].url));
  }
  function rss06(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[5].url));
  }
  function rss07(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[6].url));
  }
  function rss08(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[7].url));
  }
  function rss09(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[8].url));
  }
  function rss10(e:MouseEvent):void
  {
            navigateToURL(new URLRequest(xmlData.news[9].url));
  }
  
  

  Kind regards

  use:

  var xmlList:XMLList;

  var xmlData:XML = new XML (MovieClip (this.parent) .xmlDocs [3]);

  xmlList = xmlData.news;

  for (var i: int = 0; i<>

  {

  rssNews ["rss" +(i+1)] ["title" +(i+1)] .text = xmlList [i] .title;

  rssNews ["rss" +(i+1)] ["text" +(i+1)] .text = xmlList [i] .description;

  rssNews ["rss" +(i+1)] ['image' +(i+1)] .loader = new Loader();  If the compiler complains, cast rssNews ["rss" +(i+1)] ['image' +(i+1)] as a movieclip.  IE: MovieClip (rssNews ["rss" +(i+1)] ['image' +(i+1)]) .loader

  rssNews ["rss" +(i+1)] ['image' +(i+1)].loader.load (URLRequest (xmlList [i] .url)) of new;

  }

• How to display a PNG image according to the response from the Web Service?

  Hello

  I use the web service XML from Weather.com to get the current temperature, temperature 'feels' and the current condition icon number.  Their service provides many (> 20 I think) which represents the current status of PNG files.  How do I install my script AS3 do basically if... then Else instructions based on the returned value icon?  For example, if the value of icon = 20, then view 20. png on stage?  I need match the value of correct PNG icon and then put that PNG (as a clip?) on stage for a predefined timeline section.

  Thank you

  SID

  Hello

  I also used this API, and I only use cases or conditions in order to retrieve the values and turn them into a file name.

  If you do not use all the available conditions and turning them into an icon, then Yes, you need to do a switch condition.

  But if you want to use them all, them you can simply get the condition number and add the '.png' and call the corresponding file directly. Here you can do a test, just in case the condition / icon does not exist (e.g. system failure any)

  uicondition.source = String (resultXML.cc.icon) + ".png";

  The UILoader is an excellent component for this sort of thing. You can accomplish the same thing with a MovieClip and load an image. It is lighter.

  But then again if you want to resize you would code all methods for that.

  I hope this helps.

• How to load and display Image

  Hello everyone.

  I type with very green fingers, so please excuse the question. Lessons learned from the examples, I tried to load and display an image in ActionScript. This is the original example that I work on:

  ...

  ...

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  back.rotationX = - 90;

  var bSurface:MovieClip = new MovieClip();

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  TF...

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  iMatrix.ty = 0;

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  iSprite.graphics.drawRect (0, 0, surface.width, surface.height);

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  surface.addChild (iSprite);

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  var location: URLRequest = new URLRequest ("c:\pixlr.png");

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  but without success. I've been fails miserably for days now and would appreciate help.

  Thanking you in advance,

  Sofia.

  what you trying to do?

  If you just try to load an image (pixlr.png), use a relative path and something like:

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();

  Loader.Load (new URLRequest ("pixlr.png"));  put the png in the same directory with your fla and published files.  You can move after getting this work simpler example

  addChild (loader);

• Do not load the .png images

  I load the images from RSS feeds, it works perfectly with the images .jpg, but not PNG or any other format. Here is my code:

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  var model: RegExp = / SRC =------"([^ \"] + \.jpg | gif | tiff | jpeg | png) /ig; "

  can someone help me please.

  Thank you

  Naveen

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  #include " " http://www.essentialeventsmanagement.com/events/AllEvents.as "he locates the file even if it is the correct URL. How can I set this up so he always calls the server and not my local as a file

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  You can load the dynamically compiled code (by loading a swf file), but you cannot compile dynamically.

• How can I add PNG image using custom?

  Hi guys,.

  It's my custom component.

  <components:EmployeeDisplay imageFile="abrilliam.png"/>
  
  
  Can you help me please how to add png format image. 
  when i add png format image that time this image not displayed.
  what can i do?
  
  
  Thanks
  JaxNa
  
  

  Hi Jaxna,

  In your code below custom component, I could see no imageFile variable declared...

  
  http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009.
  xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
  xmlns:MX = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" >
        
     
  source = "images / {imageFile}" / > "
      
     

  Have you declared the imageFile variable in your component file above... check it out?

  If it is then declared to declare a variable of datatype Sttring imageFile and make Bindable...

  [Bindable] private var imageFile:String ="";

  Your new component code must therefore:

  
  http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009.
  xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
  xmlns:MX = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" >

  [Bindable] private var imageFile:String ="";

  
  source = "images / {imageFile}" / > "
      
     

  Also check the path to the image once... If it is given the correct path of the hierarchy...

  Thank you

  Jean Claude Chari