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  Hello.

  I want to slow down the pace in an animation frame-to-frame hand drawn at 24 frames per second. When I move the cursor at the end of the Tween (24 images), in order to drag the end of the Tween to the right to lengthen the interpolations, the cursor does not a double arrow as it should, but changes to a black arrow with a small white rectangle with a border dotted, to the lower right of the cursor. Therefore, I can't extend the interpolations. Can anyone say about this?

  I am on the 20th day of a trial of Adobe Flash Professional CC, on an iMac osx 10.11.2 El Capitan. I use a Wacom pen.

  Thanks for any help. (I'm a complete newbie to the animation)

  Thanks for this very useful information and thanks to other members of the forum who also gave me great advice.

  I will experience more away, using the excellent information, I have now.

  Thank you all.

• ListEvent.ITEM_CLICKED does not

  Hi all

  This is my first post so first off thanks to everyone in advance for their help! I am working on an application for the Playbook and things have been going very well. Unfortunately, I met an obstacle that I have been struggling with for the last few days. The problem I have is that her does not seem to be the ListEvent.ITEM_CLICKED event fires when the list is added to a sprite that is not the sprite of the main application. If I add the same list for the main sprite code everything works correctly. I've created a demo application to show what I'm doing and the result:

  ListTest.as - point of entry of the Application.

  package
  {
      import flash.display.Screen;
      import flash.display.Sprite;
      import flash.events.Event;
      import flash.events.MouseEvent;
  
      import caurina.transitions.Tweener;
  
      import qnx.ui.buttons.LabelButton;
      import qnx.ui.data.DataProvider;
      import qnx.ui.theme.ThemeGlobals;
  
      [SWF(width="1024", height="600", backgroundColor="#666666", frameRate="30")]
      public class ListTest extends Sprite
      {
          public var button:LabelButton;
          public var listScreen:Screen1;
  
          public function ListTest()
          {
              super();
              ThemeGlobals.currentTheme = ThemeGlobals.BLACK;
  
              button = new LabelButton();
              button.label = "Switch Screen";
              button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, switchScreen);
  
              addChild(button);
  
              this.stage.nativeWindow.visible = true;
  
          }
  
          public function switchScreen(e:Event):void
          {
              listScreen = new Screen1();
              addChild(listScreen);
              Tweener.addTween(this, {x:0, y:-600, time:.3, transition:"linear"});
          }
      }
  }
  

  Screen1.as - the second Elf who comes alive in when you click on the button "Switch screen.

  package
  {
      import flash.display.Sprite;
  
      import qnx.ui.data.DataProvider;
      import qnx.ui.events.ListEvent;
      import qnx.ui.listClasses.List;
      import qnx.ui.listClasses.ListSelectionMode;
      import qnx.ui.theme.ThemeGlobals;
  
      public class Screen1 extends Sprite
      {
          public var testList:List;
          public var ar:Array = [ { label : 'bob', id:1234 }, { label : 'fred', id: 4567 } ];
  
          public function Screen1()
          {
              super();
              this.y = 600;
              ThemeGlobals.currentTheme = ThemeGlobals.BLACK;
  
              testList = new List();
              testList.width = 500;
              testList.height = 500;
              testList.x = 200;
              testList.selectionMode = ListSelectionMode.SINGLE;
              testList.dataProvider = new DataProvider(ar);
              testList.addEventListener(ListEvent.ITEM_CLICKED, onClick);
  
              addChild(testList);
          }
  
          public function onClick(e:ListEvent):void
          {
              trace("onClick called from ListeEvent.ITEM_CLICKED event");
          }
      }
  }
  

  If debug the application 'onClick' never fires. I hope that it is something simple but as I mentioned that this only happens with the list is a child of a Sprite that is not the sprite of the main application.

  Hey,.

  just an update to get the same effect you had initially without this "boring" workaround, I gave in my previous post, run the following code. This time the class Screen1 will this.y = 600, as you had originally. If this entire file remains the same. The only thing we ar change is the function switchScreen in your main application. Instead of the interpolation of the main application, we go to the just the Screen1 tween object.

  ListTest.as (changes in bold):

  package{   import flash.display.Screen;  import flash.display.Sprite;  import flash.events.Event;    import flash.events.MouseEvent;
  
    import caurina.transitions.Tweener;
  
    import qnx.ui.buttons.LabelButton;    import qnx.ui.data.DataProvider;  import qnx.ui.theme.ThemeGlobals;
  
    [SWF(width="1024", height="600", backgroundColor="#666666", frameRate="30")]  public class ListTest extends Sprite  {     public var button:LabelButton;        public var listScreen:Screen1;
  
        public function ListTest()        {         super();          ThemeGlobals.currentTheme = ThemeGlobals.BLACK;
  
            button = new LabelButton();           button.label = "Switch Screen";           button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, switchScreen);
  
            addChild(button);
  
            this.stage.nativeWindow.visible = true;
  
        }
  
        public function switchScreen(e:Event):void        {         listScreen = new Screen1();           addChild(listScreen);         removeChild(button);          Tweener.addTween(listScreen, {x:0, y:0, time:.3, transition:"linear"});       }    }}
  

  Screen1.as (original):

  package
  {
      import flash.display.Sprite;
  
      import qnx.ui.data.DataProvider;
      import qnx.ui.events.ListEvent;
      import qnx.ui.listClasses.List;
      import qnx.ui.listClasses.ListSelectionMode;
      import qnx.ui.theme.ThemeGlobals;
  
      public class Screen1 extends Sprite
      {
          public var testList:List;
          public var ar:Array = [ { label : 'bob', id:1234 }, { label : 'fred', id: 4567 } ];
  
          public function Screen1()
          {
              super();
              this.y = 600;
              ThemeGlobals.currentTheme = ThemeGlobals.BLACK;
  
              testList = new List();
              testList.width = 500;
              testList.height = 500;
              testList.x = 200;
              testList.selectionMode = ListSelectionMode.SINGLE;
              testList.dataProvider = new DataProvider(ar);
              testList.addEventListener(ListEvent.ITEM_CLICKED, onClick);
  
              addChild(testList);
          }
  
          public function onClick(e:ListEvent):void
          {
              trace("onClick called from ListeEvent.ITEM_CLICKED event");
          }
      }
  }
  

  hope that helps even more. Good luck!

• Exactly how AE does not distribute the images in the scenario of a composition of 29.97 FPS?

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  What's meaning? They had to slow the pace because they needed to add a few lines to the color TV signal would know where they were supposed to show the program in color. The largest number of lines still had to adapt to 60 cycles, so if you have added several lines, you reading fewer frames per second.

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  I tell him again. NO frameworks are never fallen or crushed or shortened in any application that is used to change or manipulate the video. The only thing that happens is that some numbers of chassis jumped so the hours, minutes, and seconds displayed on the timer is always accurate.

  You can get funky what happens with individual images or fields when you put images of 24 frames per second of a film in a video sequence of 29.97 FPS - but they worked already. The same thing happens when you add pictures PAL to NTSC program. When images of 24 fps are put in a PAL 25 fps video format they just play back a little faster so they don't have to do a funny interpolation.

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  There is an option for the Non-goutte time frame, but both practices, it is useless because the Timekeeping in the timeline panel is always bad. More the program error. Fall time frame gives you the exact time with a maximum error of a frame and a half. In the one hour show, you're out of 4 seconds. It is not significant for a youtube video, but it would be disastrous for network programming.

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  Hello

  I wrote preset with expressions in AE cs4 and it was to calculate the direction of motion of the layer.

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  My problem is... is that it works for the first time... the button is hovered over, and all other buttons are and then disappear again, except the one you are. Then I do a 2nd time and it does not work. why it doesn't work just once? and why isn't the case stated, I put in the local function affecting the loop for? The 2nd time, it takes the button you're hovering above with her and she faints. (even if the if statement depending on the trace)

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                 trace("e.target in local func: " + e.target);
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  Fl.transitions.easing import. *;

  var shortInst:Array is [btn2, btn3, btn1, exit];.

  var objTween:Tween;

  function mouseOff(e:Event):void
  {
  If (e.currentTarget.alpha! == 0)
  {
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  }
  }

  function navFX(e:Event):void
  {
  var eTimer:Timer = new Timer (3000,1); //<- moved="" that="" line="">
  for (var i: Number = 0; i< shortinst.length;="">
  {
  objTween = new Tween(shortInst[i],"alpha",None.easeOut,0,1,0.25,true);
  }
  eTimer.addEventListener (TimerEvent.TIMER, local);
  eTimer.start ();
  function local(t:TimerEvent):void
  {
  trace ("e.target in local func:" + e.target);
  for (var i: Number = 0; i< shortinst.length;="">
  {
  If (shortInst [i]! = e.target)
  {
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  }
  }
  }
  }
  for (var i: Number = 0; i< shortinst.length;="">
  {
  shortInst [i] .alpha = 0;
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  shortInst [i] .addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, mouseOff);
  }

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  Hello

  For some reason, my soundchannel event.sound_complete does not work. In fact, my class is to import its in and to allow the use to change their volumes and sound technology.

  This is the tutorial for speed

  http://blog.Andre-Michelle.com/2009/pitch-MP3/

  Right now, what I want to do is to auto loop back the song once the song ended the game, but I saw troubled do. No matter which, can help me?

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  Thank you

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

  {package examples
  
  import flash.display.Sprite;
  import flash.events.Event;
  import flash.events.SampleDataEvent;
  import flash.media.Sound;
  import flash.media.SoundChannel;
  import flash.net.URLRequest;
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  private var _sound:Sound;
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  private var _target:ByteArray;
  private var _position:Number;
  private var _rate:Number;
  private var _stop:Boolean;
  
  private var _pausePoint:Number;
  
  public void SoundForward (url: String, stop: Boolean)
  {
  _target = new ByteArray();
  
  _mp3 = new Sound();
  _mp3.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, complete);
  _mp3. Load (new URLRequest (url));
  
  _stop = stop;
  
  _pausePoint = 0;
  _position = 0.0;
  _rate = 1.0;
  
  _sound = new Sound();
  _sound.addEventListener (SampleDataEvent.SAMPLE_DATA, sampleData);
  
  _soundChannel = new SoundChannel();
  
  }
  
  private void complete(event:Event):void
  {
  _soundChannel = _sound.play ();
  _soundChannel.addEventListener (Event.SOUND_COMPLETE, loopMusic);
  }
  
  private void sampleData(event:SampleDataEvent):void
  {
  Reuse instead of leisure
  _target.position = 0;
  
  Shortcut
  var data: ByteArray = event.data;
  var scaledBlockSize:Number = blockSize * _rate;
  var positionInt:int = _position;
  var alpha: Number = _position - positionInt;
  
  var positionTargetNum:Number = alpha;
  var positionTargetInt:int = - 1;
  
  need var: int = Math.ceil (scaledBlockSize) + 2;
  var read: int = _mp3.extract (_target, need, positionInt);
  
  var n: int = read is need? blockSize: read / _rate;
  
  var l0:Number;
  var r0:Number;
  var l1:Number;
  var r1:Number;
  
  for (var i: int = 0; i < n; ++ i)
  {
  If (int (positionTargetNum)! = positionTargetInt)
  {
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  _target.position = positionTargetInt < < 3.
  
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  R0 = _target.readFloat ();
  
  L1 = _target.readFloat ();
  R1 = _target.readFloat ();
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  While (I < blockSize)
  {
  data.writeFloat (0,0);
  data.writeFloat (0,0);
  
  ++ i ;
  }
  }

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  {
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  }
  }

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• Form does not work when it s poses in a movieclip

  
  I've isolated the problem and it s seems to be concentrated in the path "mcForm.skickat eq 'Yes' below: (the serverside script is done in Php).
  
  I t looks like that the form does not work when it s respondent in a movie clip called mcForm with a button send simply called 'send '.
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  on (release) {}
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  $headline = "mail from your Homesite.
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  ";
  mail ($mymail, $headline, $text,
  "To: $email. (' \nReply-to:".$email);
  ECHO ("Send = Yes");
  ? >
  
  What could possible be wrong
  
  I appreciate every response.
  
  
  

  The root of the problem (look at the code you posted), it's that there is no event that determines what should happen when your data comes back from PHP. When you use loadvariables, you need an event for mcForm, like our:

  {mcForm.onData = function ()}
  do something
  }

  The problem according to what I see is that on your main timeline code checks the value of mcForm.skickat, but you do not seem to define this variable anywhere. The php script returns a variable named 'send', but I do not see anywhere skickat. If it is not set, its value will be always "not defined".

  To make things more efficient, you should really use loadVars and a reponsed instead of loadVariables Manager. When you use loadVariables, all variables in the clip are sent to your php script that transfer really just data loss. Using loadVars, you specify what vars to send, making the process more efficient. See the docs... everything is in there (with examples).

  BTW... This is the Flash Media Server forum. In the future, you might want to ask questions like this in the general flash or actionscript forum, you will get more answers (more people read on these forums)

• 2nd tween does not

  Can someone explain why the following interpolation in the main timeline Frame2 does not work? The 1st works very well.
  
  Frame1
  var twMoveClip:Object = new Tween (this.mcMenu.mcB, "FLF", Strong.easeInOut, 0, 196, 20, false ");
  twMoveClip.onMotionFinished = function (): Void {trace ("finished"); delete twMoveClip ;}}
  
  Frame2
  var nY:Number = this.mcMenu.mcB._y;
  var twMoveClip:Object = new Tween (this.mcMenu.mcB, "FLF", Strong.easeInOut, 0, 196, 20, false ");
  

  As kglad suggested, you could put your statements to import on other frameworks or you could re - write the code to look like this:

  This defines a function that you can call with various parameters allowing you have to press on the first image import declarations.

  Tim

• Tween does not

  Edit - I realized that I do not show an essential part of my code...
  
  Import mx.transitions.Tween;
  
  what I am doing wrong? the "dynaText" clip is attached, he gets the string inserted in it, but it is not melted as I want using the Tween class.
  
  Furthermore, although the script does not get that until now, the next part below it looks it will not work either. I would expect onMotionFinished to change color in my actionscript Editor, since he is an identifier... but it doesn't. I do the first part of work to see if the yoyo function will work, but it doesn't look like it will be.
  
  can somebody square this away for me?
  
  
  

  Try to use an embedded font.

• Dynamic text - tween _alpha does not

  Hi again,
  
  Earlier, I asked for help on text dynamic interpolation. I have to move, now I just need to fade.
  
  Moving using "_x" works very well. With the help of "_alpha" does not at all.
  
  Here is the AS2:
  
  effect of interpolation to headline
  headline_txt._alpha = 0;
  var H1:Tween = new Tween (headline_txt, "_alpha", None.easeNone, 0, 100, 2, true ");
  headline_txt. Text = title [p];
  
  effect of interpolation on bullet1
  bullet1_txt. AutoSize = 'left ';
  var X 1: Tween = new Tween (bullet1_txt, "_x", Strong.easeOut, 0, 20, 1, true);
  bullet1_txt. Text = bullet1 [p];
  
  The effect of the interpolation on bullet1 works, is not the effect on the title. I'm at my wits end. It wasn't a long trip.
  
  Can anyone offer insight?
  
  Matt

  And once again, nevermind. Discovered that I needed to incorporate the police. Thank you!