Adding Pieces To A Dynamical Created Board

Help Accessing Dynamical Created Instances
Heya.
With my first words i want to say sorry for my bad english because i'm from germany, so i am a bit "handycapped" writing what i want to say.

My problem :

I have created instances of a Movieclip this way :

for (i=0; i<5; i++) {
duplicateMovieClip("test", "test"+i, i);
setProperty("test"+i, _y, i*25+25);
}

The Movieclip(s) own a Textfield that i want to access. But how?
Using the pointers (_root.test+i.Label.text = "Label1") don't work.

I hope you can help me.

Thanks

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Targeting Dynaicly Created Clips In A Message Board
I have a message board that creates a new MC for each new message. The problem I am having is making the newly created clips scroll. Take a look at
http://www.skylab.ws/mb/messageboard.html
I got the FLA a ultrashock, and it works great but the FLA didn't have a scroll function.

I MADE THE CORECTION TO THE LINK

Thanks

Mason
[Edited by antigone on 11-30-2001 at 01:05 AM]

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Adding User Names To Table/board
I'm making a game and I want to create a winner's board which the user adds their name to and the list updates.

I've been playing around with arrays/var but I'm completely stuck.
I need it to remember the new user's name when entered and then add it to a list of other winner's names on the board.

Please help me!!!

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Adding Actions To An Mc Created In Actionscript
I just started with flash, and to test my knowledge, im making a space shooter game entirely in AC. Every graphic is made with the lineTo function. So I created the ship with lineTo and created an empty mc in which to put the ship. So my question, how do i add ActionScript to this "empty" mc. I tried Telltarget but that didnt work.
Was there something in the syntax?

tellTarget("ship") {
onClipEvent(load){
speed=10;
}
}

can someone help?

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Adding Pictures To An Already Created Website
I'm using Flash 8 and I have run into a bit of a problem. I created a website for a buddy of mine to get his business off of the ground, but he has requested something that I may not be able to do. The website is already created, but he wants to be able to add pictures to his gallery without the knowledge of flash. I was wondering if there was an actionscript code or something to make it possible for him to browse through his computer and add images through his implemented website to add to his picture gallery. Obvously I would need to make administrative privelages somewhere on the site.

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Adding Functions To Dynamically Created MC's
I am having trouble accomplishing the following:


Code:
var some_xml:XML = new XML();
some_xml.onLoad = function(success) {
if (success) {
var rootNode:Object = some_xml.firstChild;
for (n = 0; n < rootNode.childNodes.length; n++) {
_root.createEmptyMovieClip("new_mc" + n, n);
_root["new_mc" + n]._y = n * 20;
_root["new_mc" + n].createTextField("text_txt", 10, 0, 0, 100, 15);
_root["menu_mc" + n].onPress = function() {
//this is what I can't to work.
loadMovie(rootNode.childNodes[n].attributes.loc, _root.empty_mc);
};
}
}
};
some_xml.load("some.xml");
This works fine if I use a number, but as soon as I try to use "n" within the function it throws an error. Would eval do this for me? I haven't used eval before. Thanks.

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Help: Adding On Actions To Dynamically Created Buttons
is there any way to do this?

I am loading a series of jpg images into a target MC. Then I am loading a series of invisible buttons to overlay them to make them interactive.

is there any way to set on(mouseaction) events to a button that is created dynamically?

thanks

.fe.

i may not have explained that well, but sometimes it is hard to..

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Adding Elasticity To Dynamically Created MovieClip
hi,

I have a problem at the minute where i have the following code


Code:
for (i=1; i<9; i++) {
_root.createEmptyMovieClip("button"+i, 100+i);
_root["button"+i].lineStyle(1, 0x000000, 100);
_root["button"+i].beginFill(0x0066CC, 100);
_root["button"+i].moveTo(-95, -20);
_root["button"+i].lineTo(95, -20);
_root["button"+i].lineTo(95, 20);
_root["button"+i].lineTo(-95, 20);
_root["button"+i].endFill(-95, -20);
_root["button"+i]._x = i*95;
_root["button"+i]._y = 365;
}

// Give button actions
button1.onRelease = function() {
loadVariables("text1.txt", "_root");
};
button2.onRelease = function() {
loadVariables("text2.txt", "_root");
};

//.....actions for buttons 3,4,5,6,7 & 8

..which create my menu system fine. However i wish to add a nice little elasticity function to the menu system which i have found.
The code for the elasticity stuff is:


Code:
onClipEvent (load) {
this.elasticScale = function(tar, accel, convert) {
xScale = xScale * accel + (tar - this._xscale) * convert;
yScale = yScale * accel + (tar - this._yscale) * convert;
this._xscale += xScale;
this._yscale += yScale;
}
}
onClipEvent(enterFrame){
if(this.hitTest(_root._xmouse,_root._ymouse,true)){
this.elasticScale(125,0.7,0.4)
}else if (!this.hitTest(_root._xmouse,_root._ymouse,true)){
this.elasticScale(100,0.7,0.4)
}
}


However because clip events are only permitted for movie clip instances this is not going to work.
How can I recode the OnClipEvent portion of the code in a way that it applies to the menu system I have just created.

Any ideas would be welcome

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Adding Script To Created Movie Clip
Hey Guys,
I need help.

for (var i=1;i<=10;i++) {
this.createEmptyMovieClip("mc"+i,i);
this["mc"+i].createEmptyMovieClip("jpg",0);
this["mc"+i].jpg.loadMovie("image"+i+".jpg");
}

Above is coding that creates a movie clip and loads a image into it. Now i need to add the bellow script to these clips. Im trying to have it load the image then turn it into a button by apply bellow script.

myMovieClip.onPress = function () {
trace ("onPress called");
};

Problem is how do attach this script to these dynamicly created movie clips.
Thanks,


N.D.

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Adding Listeners To Dynamically Created Movieclips...
I have a problem with adding onRelease functions to mc's created dynamically by a for loop. Its a big program, with 10 classes and lots of functions...blah blah blah, but here is a segment with the problem:

************************************
************************************
************************************

function loadItems(O:Number)
{
tmpI = O;//code to load items
}

function reDrawOV(OV:OView)
{

for(var i = OV.firstO; i <= OV.lastO; i++)
{

OPTArrE[i] = attachMovie("OptionComp", "OptM" + i, i + 40);

OPTArrE[i].Oname = OV.getOption(i).getName();
OPTArrE[i].Sel = OV.getOption(i).getSel();//should link to the name of the item currently selected

OPTArrE[i]._x = OV.getX();
OPTArrE[i]._y = OV.getY() + (i * OV.getDisplace());

OPTArrE[i].itemTN.loadMovie(Path_TN + "RedTN.swf");

OPTArrE[i].onRelease = loadItems(i);

}

}

************************************
************************************
************************************

You can imagine, I am trying to attach the loadItems() function to the onRelease listener of every new mc with the "i" being the variable passed. The problem is, it is always coming out as the last i in the loop, because as the loop proceeds the i is incremented, and that is the last variable being called. So for all of the movie clips its calling loadItems with the last i in the loop.

Does anyone know how to get around this? thanks a lot for any help...

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Adding Flash In Website Created In Photoshop
How do I add a Flash animation into a website layout created in Photoshop? The entire site, template, rollovers, etc. is created in PS/Image Ready and I need to integrate a couple Flash animations in specific areas....and a possible gallery or banner in certain areas. Any help?

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Adding Variables To A Dynamically Created Movie ?
i have created a empty movieclip and now want to add a array to it as in


ActionScript Code:
createEmptyMovieClip("draw_txt",this.getNextHighestDepth());
draw_txt.myArray = new Array();

but it does not work..how can i do this ?

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Adding A Function To An Object Created By Loop
Well, I've been having quite a bit of trouble with this (atleast it looks easy) easy script.

My main goal is to first create a few thumbnails, one next to eachother from an XML document (thus, the numberOfSlides parameter) and to add to those thumbs, a rollOver function to...well, act like any other rollOver would.


Now the script that inside the enterFrame has been mostly butchered from my attempts...but from what I gathered, all that script would do was to either only have the rollOver work for the last object created or have the enterframe fail miserably and simply work the trace around 4 times (= to the numberOfSlides apparently).

Code:
function creerSlides(numberOfSlides)
{
var positionX:Number = -30;
for (var x=1; x<=numberOfSlides; x++)
{
_leMenu = _root.clipCible
_leMenu.attachMovie("menuThumbs", "menuThumb"+x, _leMenu.getNextHighestDepth());
_leMenu["menuThumb"+x]._x = positionX;
positionX += _leMenu["menuThumb"+x]._width + 10;
currentSlideNode = slides_xml.firstChild.firstChild.childNodes[x-1];
modifyThumbs(x, slideShowName , currentSlideNode)
//Calls a function which loads pictures into the thumbs...
_leMenu["menuThumb"+x].onEnterFrame = function()
{
trace(this);
/*if(_leMenu["menuThumb"+this.x].hitTest(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse))
{
trace("Stuff!");
}*/
}
}
}
Could someone give me a hand? I'm at my wits end -.-

Edit: Silly me, calling it an object. It's more of Adding a function to a movieClip added by loop(it already existed in my library, which is why I don't use createEmptyMovieClip or anything like that)...

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[cs3] Adding A Scroll Bar To A Text Field Created With AS 3.0
I was wondering if there's a way to add a scroll bar to a textfield that is created with actionscript?

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Adding Event Functions To Dynamically Created Mc's
I'm creating a set of movieclips based on input from a LoadVars object. The movieclips are created fine, but I can't apply any event handlers to the newly created mc's. Since I can't use addEventListener, I'm not sure how to approach this problem...

Here's the code I'm using:
ActionScript Code:
function picClick():Void {
    trace("clicked");
}
 
function picOver():Void {
    this._alpha = 100; 
    trace("over");
}
 
function getPics(dir:String, ary:Array):MovieClip {
    var ext:String;
    var sName:String;
    var x:Number = 5;
    var y:Number = 2;
    var depth:Number = 100;
    for (var i = 0; i<ary.length; i++) {
        //trace(y);
        sName = ary[i].substr(0, ary[i].indexOf("."));
        ext = ary[i].substr(ary[i].indexOf("."), ary[i].length);
        var thisMC = imgs_mc.createEmptyMovieClip(sName+"_mc", depth+i);
        //trace(thisMC.getDepth());
        var thisImg:MovieClip = thisMC.loadMovie(dir+ary[i]);
        thisMC._x = x;
        thisMC._y = y;
        thisMC._alpha = 60;
 
        y = y + (73);
    }
    return thisMC;
}


I'd like to apply the two functions at the top, picClick and picOver to the onRelease and onRollerOver events for each new movieclip, but nothing I try seems to work (ex. "thisMC.onRelease = picClick();")... I'm sure I'm missing some simple solution, but it's just not coming to me...

Can someone help me with this?

Thanks!

Eddie

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Adding Attributes To A Dynamically Created XML File
Hey Everyone!

I used an example on these forums, a PHP script that creates an XML list that imports into flash.
Code:

<!--
Author:      Adam Ehrheart
Site:      http://adamehrheart.com
Blog:      http://flashcamp.net
Date:      4.21.08
-->


<?php

#   Use "." if the get_files.php file resides in the same directory as files being read
#   Otherwise you can change the path to whatever you like

#   eg:
#   Same Directory:
#   $path = ".";
#
#   Other Directory
#   $path = "products/images/"

$path = "fliphot/";



#   Choosing what directory to read
if ($handle = opendir($path)) {
   
   #   Temporary array to hold image files
   $imageFiles = array();
   
   #   Creating loop and assigning current file to $file temp variable
   while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle)))
   {
      #   Checking wheter or not the file is invisible and starts with a "."
      $fileCheck = substr($file, 0, 1);
      #   Checking to make sure the files is either a (jpg, JPG, png, PNG)
      $fileType = substr($file, -3);
     
      #   Making sure file is not invisible
      if($fileCheck != ".")
      {
         
         #   Making sure file is readable and dynamically loadable by Flash
         if($fileType == "jpg" || $fileType == "JPG" || $fileType == "png" || $fileType == "PNG")
         {
            #   Adding File to the image array
            if($path != "."){
            array_push($imageFiles, $path . $file);
            }else{
               array_push($imageFiles, $file);
            }
     
         }
      #   Sorting the files alphabetically
      sort($imageFiles);
      }
   }


   #    Creating XML File output to be read by Flash
   echo "<?xml version="1.0"?>
";
   
   #   Root Node
   echo "<image_list>";
   
   #   Creating child nodes for each image
   foreach($imageFiles as $value)
   {
      #   Pulling the Width and Height values for each file and adding them as attributes for the image node
      list($width, $height) = getimagesize($value);
      #   Creating the image node
      echo "<image src="$value"" . " width="$width"" . " height="$height">" . "</image>";     
   }
   echo "</image_list>";
   
   #   Closing the readdir function
   closedir($handle);
}

?>

This is working perfectly, but i need to create other attributes that cannot be scrubbed from the files in the directory (ex. title, project, x-offset). This is for a content management system, and so i want to be able to edit all of this from within flash. I'm having trouble finding out how to do this (ive been searching through this forum for the last hour). Do i need to load in another file with the attributes? Do i need to create an "Add photo" script that writes and saves this to an XML file?

I'm lost! I'd appreciate any help
Thanks,
John

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Adding Actions To MCs Created Using CreateEmptyMovieClip Doesn't Work - Pls Help
Hi all

I'm wondering something. I checked the help section for createEmptyMovieClip and there I found this code:


Code:
this.createEmptyMovieClip("logo_mc", this.getNextHighestDepth());
logo_mc.loadMovie("http://www.macromedia.com/images/shared/product_boxes/80x92/studio_flashpro.jpg");



If I just paste this in a new document it works fine. But I want to add a onRelease action to this new MC, but that doesn't work, so my question is:
Is it even possible to add actions to MCs created with createEmptyMovieClip?

Here's the code I tried:


Code:
this.createEmptyMovieClip("logo_mc", this.getNextHighestDepth());
logo_mc.loadMovie("http://www.macromedia.com/images/shared/product_boxes/80x92/studio_flashpro.jpg");

logo_mc.onRelease = function() {
getURL("http://www.flashkit.com", "_blank");
}

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Adding Actions To Dynamically Created Movie Clips?
I have a Flash app that works as a search engine. The user puts in a keyword and presses search. The page then connects to a PHP page that searches through a database and returns the IDs of images that match the criteria being searched for. Those ID's are then stored in a global array in my Flash file. That all works fine. On my second frame I have this code:

Code:
addbuttons();
function addbuttons() {
// create thumbnails and display them on the screen
var yCount:Number = 1;
var yValue:Number = 0;
var xValue:Number = 0;
for(i=0;i<_global.howmany;i++){
this.createEmptyMovieClip("but"+i,this.getNextHighestDepth())
if (yCount < 6) {
this["but"+i]._x = xValue*100;
} else {
xValue = 0;
yCount = 0;
this["but"+i]._x = xValue*100;
yValue = 150;
}
loadMovie("http://artsmart.leap-prod.com/images/"+_global.thumbArray[i][1]+".jpg", "but"+i);
this["but"+i]._y = yValue;
this["but"+i]._xscale = 25;
this["but"+i]._yscale = 25;
yCount++;
xValue++;
}
}
}
_root["but"+i].onRelease = function(){
trace("clicked");
_root.gotoAndStop(3);
}
This code dynamically creates empty movie clips and displays thumbnails of all the images returned during the search. That works fine too. What doesn't work is this little piece of code:

Code:
_root["but"+i].onRelease = function(){
trace("clicked");
_root.gotoAndStop(3);
}
It doesn't trace anything or perform any of the actions. I have also tried doing this

Code:
this["but"+i].onRelease = function(){
trace("clicked");
_root.gotoAndStop(3);
}
and I've even tried just putting in a static variable this way

Code:
_root.but0.onRelease = function(){
trace(_root["but"+i]);
_root.gotoAndStop(3);
}
I just don't think I am targetting it correctly. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

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Adding Parameters To Dynamically Created Movie Clips?
Hey guys, I found this page that explains how to pass variables to dynamically created clips, but I need to know how to do i with AS3.0 using this:


ActionScript Code:
var entry1:tourDate = new tourDate();
addChild(entry1);

I need to pass the following variables to that entry1:

tourDate_str = "November 5, 2007"
tourTime_str = "8PM";
tourVenue_str = "Whatever";

Anyone?

Thank you!

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Adding Event Listener To Dynamically Created Objects
In an earlier post I had asked how you can add dynamic components based on date read from an XML file (see this post).

After the item is added (and the code for how the object should behave when clicked), how to you register the listener? My understanding is that it would normally be:
myObjName.addEventListener("click", component);

but myObjName won't be known until the XML file is processed.

Can I create a component object (obj1), add an event listener for it (obj1.adEventListener) and then assign my dynamic component to obj1?

I'm not sure if there is a better way to structure this or not. I need to create a series of components structured around an XML source file where in some circumstances the value selected by the user is simply recorded and in others a new componet object will be created. Since I know that no more then 10 objects would be created for each type of component (listbox, check box, etc), it might be easier to just create them all and set the component properties as specified in the XML file.

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Message Board/forum/bulletin Board Tutorial?
Does anyone know where to find a flash tutorial for a message board?

Thanks

AntiX

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Notice Board / Message Board / Guest Book
I am trying to create a message board in Flash, one that would pretty much work like a guest book. It would ideally work off a text file, writing and reading to it as people visited the site and left messages.

I don't want to use a database, i know that is the most common answer, i only want to use a text file or something which doesn't require a DB connection.

I have looked around to find something similar in the flash movie files but can;t seem to find anyting close. Maybe i am just looking for something which is known or called something totally different.

Any help or ideas on how to do something like this would be greatly Appreciated.
Thanks,

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Make This Drawing Board Write Only On Board Area?
First of all sorry for the long post...
I need to make this drawing board (works good) to write ONLY
in a 450 x 300 px area. Actually if you select the pencil it draws
as long as you drag but anywhere else on the movie..

You can download the fla in
http://www.soccerschool.com.ar/f/drawingBroadmx.zip

This code is attached to frame 1 and the movie has other action
on the mclip of the board itself:

CODE of mclip:

onClipEvent (load) {
function setColors() {
C = new Color(_root.Panel.bgfc);
C.setRGB(_root.frontColor);
}
}

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CODE of frame 1:

_root.P = 0;
_root.level = 1000;
_root.tmpx = -1;
_root.tmpy = -1;
_root.count = 0;
_root.isMouseDown = false;
_root.frontColor = 0x000000;

//default tamaño del pincel
_root.pt = 6;
_root.tool = "pen";
md = new Object();
mm = new Object();
mu = new Object();
actionList = new Array();
Number.prototype.HEXtoRGB = function() {
return {rb:this >> 16, gbthis >> 8) & 0xff, bb:this & 0xff};
};
Color.prototype.blendRGB = function(c1, c2, t) {
if (arguments.length == 2) {
t = c2;
c2 = this.getRGB();
}
if (t<-1) {
t = -1;
} else if (t>1) {
t = 1;
}
if (t<0) {
t = 1+t;
}
c1 = c1.HEXtoRGB();
c2 = c2.HEXtoRGB();
var ct = (c1.rb+(c2.rb-c1.rb)*t) << 16 | (c1.gb+(c2.gb-c1.gb)*t) << 8 | (c1.bb+(c2.bb-c1.bb)*t);
this.setRGB(ct);
return ct;
};
md.onMouseDown = function() {
if (_root.paintMode) {
a = new Object();
a.start = _root.P;
actionList.push(a);
_root.isMouseDown = true;
if (_root.tool == "del") {
for (i=0; i<_root.P; i++) {
if (eval("P"+i).hitTest(_root.cursor)) {
eval("P"+i).removeMovieClip();
break;
}
}
}
if (_root.tool == "sqr") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
}
if (_root.tool == "ova") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
}
if (_root.tool == "pen") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
eval("P"+_root.P).beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawCircle((_root.pt/2), 0, 0);
this.endFill();
_root.P++;
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
if (_root.tool == "mak") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
eval("P"+_root.P).duplicateMovieClip(eval("P"+_roo t.P)._name+"shadow", _root.P+_root.level-500);
sn = eval("P"+_root.P)._name;
eval("P"+_root.P).onUnload = function() {
eval(this._name+"shadow").removeMovieClip();
};
eval(sn+"shadow").beginFill(_root.frontColor, 10);
eval(sn+"shadow").drawCircle((pt), 0, 0);
eval(sn+"shadow").endFill();
eval("P"+_root.P).beginFill(_root.frontColor*10, 5);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawCircle((_root.pt/2), 0, 0);
this.endFill();
_root.P++;
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
}
};
md.onMouseUp = function() {
if (_root.isMouseDown == true) {
_root.isMouseDown = false;
if (_root.tool == "sqr") {
_root.P++;
}
if (_root.tool == "ova") {
_root.P++;
}
actionList[actionList.length-1].end = _root.P;
}
_root.tmpx = -1;
_root.tmpy = -1;
_root.level += 1000;
_root.count = 0;
};
mm.onMouseMove = function() {
_root.paintMode = !(Panel.hitTest(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse, true));
if (_root.paintMode) {
//Mouse.hide();
_root.cursor._visible = 1;
if (_root.tool == "del") {
for (i=0; i<_root.P && _root.isMouseDown; i++) {
if (eval("P"+i).hitTest(_root.cursor)) {
eval("P"+i).removeMovieClip();
}
}
}
if (_root.tool == "sqr") {
if (_root.isMouseDown) {
sqr = eval("P"+(_root.P));
sqr.clear();
point = new Object();
point.x = _root._xmouse;
point.y = _root._ymouse;
sqr.globalToLocal(point);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
sqr.beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
sqr.moveTo(0, 0);
sqr.lineTo(toX, 0);
sqr.lineTo(toX, toY);
sqr.lineTo(0, toY);
sqr.endFill();
}
}
if (_root.tool == "ova") {
if (_root.isMouseDown) {
ova = eval("P"+(_root.P));
ova.clear();
point = new Object();
point.x = _root._xmouse;
point.y = _root._ymouse;
ova.globalToLocal(point);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
v_far = Math.abs(0-toY);
h_far = Math.abs(0-toX);
far = Math.sqrt((v_far*v_far)+(h_far*h_far));
ova.beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
ova.drawCircle(far, 0, 0);
ova.endFill();
}
}
if (_root.tool == "pen") {
_root.count++;
if (_root.count%500 == 0) {
_root.level += 1000;
}
if (_root.isMouseDown && _root.count%4 == 0) {
if (_root.tmpx != -1 && _root.tmpy != -1) {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawLine(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse, _root.tmpx, _root.tmpy, _root.pt);
_root.P++;
}
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
}
if (_root.tool == "mak") {
_root.count++;
if (_root.count%500 == 0) {
_root.level += 1000;
}
if (_root.isMouseDown && _root.count%2 == 0) {
if (_root.tmpx != -1 && _root.tmpy != -1) {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawNeonLine(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse, _root.tmpx, _root.tmpy, _root.pt);
_root.P++;
}
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
}
} else {
Mouse.show();
_root.cursor._visible = 0;
}
};
Mouse.addListener(md);
Mouse.addListener(mm);
Mouse.addListener(mu);
//
MovieClip.prototype.drawCircle = function(r, x, y) {
this.moveTo(x+r, y);
a = Math.tan(22.5*Math.PI/180);
for (var angle = 45; angle<=360; angle += 45) {
// endpoint:
var endx = r*Math.cos(angle*Math.PI/180);
var endy = r*Math.sin(angle*Math.PI/180);
// control:
// (angle-90 is used to give the correct sign)
var cx = endx+r*a*Math.cos((angle-90)*Math.PI/180);
var cy = endy+r*a*Math.sin((angle-90)*Math.PI/180);
this.curveTo(cx+x, cy+y, endx+x, endy+y);
}
};
MovieClip.prototype.drawLine = function(fromX, fromY, toX, toY, pt) {
this._x = fromX;
this._y = fromY;
point = new Object();
point.x = toX;
point.y = toY;
this.globalToLocal(point);
// trace(point.x + " " + point.y);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
// way cal
v_far = Math.abs(0-toY);
h_far = Math.abs(0-toX);
far = Math.sqrt((v_far*v_far)+(h_far*h_far));
adj = (toX-0);
Q = Math.acos(adj/far)/(Math.PI/180);
if (0>toY) {
rot = 90-Q;
} else {
rot = 90+Q;
}
if (rot>90) {
way = 360-Math.abs(rot-90);
} else {
way = Math.abs(rot-90);
}
for (i=0; i<far; i += 2) {
nx = int((i)*Math.cos((way)*(Math.PI/180)));
ny = -(int((i)*Math.sin((way)*(Math.PI/180))));
this.beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
this.drawCircle((pt/2), nx, ny);
this.endFill();
}
};
MovieClip.prototype.drawNeonLine = function(fromX, fromY, toX, toY, pt) {
this._x = fromX;
this._y = fromY;
point = new Object();
point.x = toX;
point.y = toY;
this.globalToLocal(point);
// trace(point.x + " " + point.y);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
// way cal
v_far = Math.abs(0-toY);
h_far = Math.abs(0-toX);
far = Math.sqrt((v_far*v_far)+(h_far*h_far));
adj = (toX-0);
Q = Math.acos(adj/far)/(Math.PI/180);
if (0>toY) {
rot = 90-Q;
} else {
rot = 90+Q;
}
if (rot>90) {
way = 360-Math.abs(rot-90);
} else {
way = Math.abs(rot-90);
}
this.duplicateMovieClip(this._name+"shadow", _root.P+_root.level-500);
this.onUnload = function() {
eval(this._name+"shadow").removeMovieClip();
};
for (i=0; i<far; i += 2) {
nx = int((i)*Math.cos((way)*(Math.PI/180)));
ny = -(int((i)*Math.sin((way)*(Math.PI/180))));
eval(this._name+"shadow").beginFill(_root.frontCol or, 10);
eval(this._name+"shadow").drawCircle((pt), nx, ny);
eval(+this._name+"shadow").endFill();
}
for (i=0; i<far; i += 2) {
nx = int((i)*Math.cos((way)*(Math.PI/180)));
ny = -(int((i)*Math.sin((way)*(Math.PI/180))));
c = new Color(this);
c.setRGB(_root.frontColor);
c.blendRGB(0xffffff, .2);
this.beginFill(c.getRGB(), 100);
this.drawCircle((pt/2), nx, ny);
this.endFill();
}
};
function cursorReflesh() {
this.createEmptyMovieClip("cursor", 100001);
c = new Color(this.cursor);
c.setRGB(_root.frontColor);
if (_root.frontColor>(0xffffff/2)) {
c.blendRGB(0x000000, -0.3);
} else {
c.blendRGB(0xffffff, -0.5);
}
this.cursor.lineStyle(1, 0xffffff, 100);
this.cursor.drawCircle(pt/2, 0, 0);
this.cursor.startDrag(true);
}
function undo() {
if (actionList.length>0) {
a = actionList.pop();
if (a.start == undefined) {
C = new Color(this.Background);
C.setRGB(a);
C2 = new Color(this.Panel.bubg);
C2.setRGB(a);
} else {
for (i=a.start; i<=a.end; i++) {
eval("P"+i).removeMovieClip();
}
_root.P = a.start;
}
}
}
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First of all sorry for the long post...
I need to make this drawing board (works good) to write ONLY
in a 450 x 300 px area. Actually if you select the pencil it draws
as long as you drag but anywhere else on the movie..

You can download the fla in
http://www.soccerschool.com.ar/f/drawingBroadmx.zip

This code is attached to frame 1 and the movie has other action
on the mclip of the board itself:

CODE of mclip:

onClipEvent (load) {
function setColors() {
C = new Color(_root.Panel.bgfc);
C.setRGB(_root.frontColor);
}
}

-----
CODE of frame 1:

_root.P = 0;
_root.level = 1000;
_root.tmpx = -1;
_root.tmpy = -1;
_root.count = 0;
_root.isMouseDown = false;
_root.frontColor = 0x000000;

//default tamaño del pincel
_root.pt = 6;
_root.tool = "pen";
md = new Object();
mm = new Object();
mu = new Object();
actionList = new Array();
Number.prototype.HEXtoRGB = function() {
return {rb:this >> 16, gbthis >> 8) & 0xff, bb:this & 0xff};
};
Color.prototype.blendRGB = function(c1, c2, t) {
if (arguments.length == 2) {
t = c2;
c2 = this.getRGB();
}
if (t<-1) {
t = -1;
} else if (t>1) {
t = 1;
}
if (t<0) {
t = 1+t;
}
c1 = c1.HEXtoRGB();
c2 = c2.HEXtoRGB();
var ct = (c1.rb+(c2.rb-c1.rb)*t) << 16 | (c1.gb+(c2.gb-c1.gb)*t) << 8 | (c1.bb+(c2.bb-c1.bb)*t);
this.setRGB(ct);
return ct;
};
md.onMouseDown = function() {
if (_root.paintMode) {
a = new Object();
a.start = _root.P;
actionList.push(a);
_root.isMouseDown = true;
if (_root.tool == "del") {
for (i=0; i<_root.P; i++) {
if (eval("P"+i).hitTest(_root.cursor)) {
eval("P"+i).removeMovieClip();
break;
}
}
}
if (_root.tool == "sqr") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
}
if (_root.tool == "ova") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
}
if (_root.tool == "pen") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
eval("P"+_root.P).beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawCircle((_root.pt/2), 0, 0);
this.endFill();
_root.P++;
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
if (_root.tool == "mak") {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P)._x = _root._xmouse;
eval("P"+_root.P)._y = _root._ymouse;
eval("P"+_root.P).duplicateMovieClip(eval("P"+_roo t.P)._name+"shadow", _root.P+_root.level-500);
sn = eval("P"+_root.P)._name;
eval("P"+_root.P).onUnload = function() {
eval(this._name+"shadow").removeMovieClip();
};
eval(sn+"shadow").beginFill(_root.frontColor, 10);
eval(sn+"shadow").drawCircle((pt), 0, 0);
eval(sn+"shadow").endFill();
eval("P"+_root.P).beginFill(_root.frontColor*10, 5);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawCircle((_root.pt/2), 0, 0);
this.endFill();
_root.P++;
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
}
};
md.onMouseUp = function() {
if (_root.isMouseDown == true) {
_root.isMouseDown = false;
if (_root.tool == "sqr") {
_root.P++;
}
if (_root.tool == "ova") {
_root.P++;
}
actionList[actionList.length-1].end = _root.P;
}
_root.tmpx = -1;
_root.tmpy = -1;
_root.level += 1000;
_root.count = 0;
};
mm.onMouseMove = function() {
_root.paintMode = !(Panel.hitTest(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse, true));
if (_root.paintMode) {
//Mouse.hide();
_root.cursor._visible = 1;
if (_root.tool == "del") {
for (i=0; i<_root.P && _root.isMouseDown; i++) {
if (eval("P"+i).hitTest(_root.cursor)) {
eval("P"+i).removeMovieClip();
}
}
}
if (_root.tool == "sqr") {
if (_root.isMouseDown) {
sqr = eval("P"+(_root.P));
sqr.clear();
point = new Object();
point.x = _root._xmouse;
point.y = _root._ymouse;
sqr.globalToLocal(point);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
sqr.beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
sqr.moveTo(0, 0);
sqr.lineTo(toX, 0);
sqr.lineTo(toX, toY);
sqr.lineTo(0, toY);
sqr.endFill();
}
}
if (_root.tool == "ova") {
if (_root.isMouseDown) {
ova = eval("P"+(_root.P));
ova.clear();
point = new Object();
point.x = _root._xmouse;
point.y = _root._ymouse;
ova.globalToLocal(point);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
v_far = Math.abs(0-toY);
h_far = Math.abs(0-toX);
far = Math.sqrt((v_far*v_far)+(h_far*h_far));
ova.beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
ova.drawCircle(far, 0, 0);
ova.endFill();
}
}
if (_root.tool == "pen") {
_root.count++;
if (_root.count%500 == 0) {
_root.level += 1000;
}
if (_root.isMouseDown && _root.count%4 == 0) {
if (_root.tmpx != -1 && _root.tmpy != -1) {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawLine(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse, _root.tmpx, _root.tmpy, _root.pt);
_root.P++;
}
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
}
if (_root.tool == "mak") {
_root.count++;
if (_root.count%500 == 0) {
_root.level += 1000;
}
if (_root.isMouseDown && _root.count%2 == 0) {
if (_root.tmpx != -1 && _root.tmpy != -1) {
Paint.duplicateMovieClip("P"+_root.P, _root.level+P);
eval("P"+_root.P).drawNeonLine(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse, _root.tmpx, _root.tmpy, _root.pt);
_root.P++;
}
_root.tmpx = _root._xmouse;
_root.tmpy = _root._ymouse;
}
}
} else {
Mouse.show();
_root.cursor._visible = 0;
}
};
Mouse.addListener(md);
Mouse.addListener(mm);
Mouse.addListener(mu);
//
MovieClip.prototype.drawCircle = function(r, x, y) {
this.moveTo(x+r, y);
a = Math.tan(22.5*Math.PI/180);
for (var angle = 45; angle<=360; angle += 45) {
// endpoint:
var endx = r*Math.cos(angle*Math.PI/180);
var endy = r*Math.sin(angle*Math.PI/180);
// control:
// (angle-90 is used to give the correct sign)
var cx = endx+r*a*Math.cos((angle-90)*Math.PI/180);
var cy = endy+r*a*Math.sin((angle-90)*Math.PI/180);
this.curveTo(cx+x, cy+y, endx+x, endy+y);
}
};
MovieClip.prototype.drawLine = function(fromX, fromY, toX, toY, pt) {
this._x = fromX;
this._y = fromY;
point = new Object();
point.x = toX;
point.y = toY;
this.globalToLocal(point);
// trace(point.x + " " + point.y);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
// way cal
v_far = Math.abs(0-toY);
h_far = Math.abs(0-toX);
far = Math.sqrt((v_far*v_far)+(h_far*h_far));
adj = (toX-0);
Q = Math.acos(adj/far)/(Math.PI/180);
if (0>toY) {
rot = 90-Q;
} else {
rot = 90+Q;
}
if (rot>90) {
way = 360-Math.abs(rot-90);
} else {
way = Math.abs(rot-90);
}
for (i=0; i<far; i += 2) {
nx = int((i)*Math.cos((way)*(Math.PI/180)));
ny = -(int((i)*Math.sin((way)*(Math.PI/180))));
this.beginFill(_root.frontColor, 100);
this.drawCircle((pt/2), nx, ny);
this.endFill();
}
};
MovieClip.prototype.drawNeonLine = function(fromX, fromY, toX, toY, pt) {
this._x = fromX;
this._y = fromY;
point = new Object();
point.x = toX;
point.y = toY;
this.globalToLocal(point);
// trace(point.x + " " + point.y);
toX = point.x;
toY = point.y;
// way cal
v_far = Math.abs(0-toY);
h_far = Math.abs(0-toX);
far = Math.sqrt((v_far*v_far)+(h_far*h_far));
adj = (toX-0);
Q = Math.acos(adj/far)/(Math.PI/180);
if (0>toY) {
rot = 90-Q;
} else {
rot = 90+Q;
}
if (rot>90) {
way = 360-Math.abs(rot-90);
} else {
way = Math.abs(rot-90);
}
this.duplicateMovieClip(this._name+"shadow", _root.P+_root.level-500);
this.onUnload = function() {
eval(this._name+"shadow").removeMovieClip();
};
for (i=0; i<far; i += 2) {
nx = int((i)*Math.cos((way)*(Math.PI/180)));
ny = -(int((i)*Math.sin((way)*(Math.PI/180))));
eval(this._name+"shadow").beginFill(_root.frontCol or, 10);
eval(this._name+"shadow").drawCircle((pt), nx, ny);
eval(+this._name+"shadow").endFill();
}
for (i=0; i<far; i += 2) {
nx = int((i)*Math.cos((way)*(Math.PI/180)));
ny = -(int((i)*Math.sin((way)*(Math.PI/180))));
c = new Color(this);
c.setRGB(_root.frontColor);
c.blendRGB(0xffffff, .2);
this.beginFill(c.getRGB(), 100);
this.drawCircle((pt/2), nx, ny);
this.endFill();
}
};
function cursorReflesh() {
this.createEmptyMovieClip("cursor", 100001);
c = new Color(this.cursor);
c.setRGB(_root.frontColor);
if (_root.frontColor>(0xffffff/2)) {
c.blendRGB(0x000000, -0.3);
} else {
c.blendRGB(0xffffff, -0.5);
}
this.cursor.lineStyle(1, 0xffffff, 100);
this.cursor.drawCircle(pt/2, 0, 0);
this.cursor.startDrag(true);
}
function undo() {
if (actionList.length>0) {
a = actionList.pop();
if (a.start == undefined) {
C = new Color(this.Background);
C.setRGB(a);
C2 = new Color(this.Panel.bubg);
C2.setRGB(a);
} else {
for (i=a.start; i<=a.end; i++) {
eval("P"+i).removeMovieClip();
}
_root.P = a.start;
}
}
}
cursorReflesh();

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When I put the layer over the mask (e.g. in the first position) it works, and the text from the variable is displayed in the field.

Why is that so?

Best regards,

Daniel Daxl

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