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I'm creating a flash thingy and I have a criteria that I haven't been able to find an answer to after much googling -
Imagine that I want an object (probably an image) on my flash thingy to remain the same size, regardless of how big the embedded flash object is set to. How can I do this?
For more clarification:
Suppose I set the stage to 400x300 and I put an object on the stage (probably an image) that is 200x150.
Then, when I embed the flash animation into a web page I set, in the html, that the animation should be 4000x3000. Naturally, my object becomes 2000x1500 (I know these are exaggerated numbers, but I'm using them to illustrate the issue).
Is it possible to say, hey Flash, this object is 200x150 regardless of how big your stage is reset to? I'm open to suggestions, even actionscript (perhaps, on load you say to the object - become 200x150 - calculated relative to the final stage size? Just a thought).
> I'm creating a flash thingy and I have a criteria that I haven't been > able to find an answer to after much googling -
> Imagine that I want an object (probably an image) on my flash thingy > to remain the same size, regardless of how big the embedded flash > object is set to. How can I do this?
> For more clarification:
> Suppose I set the stage to 400x300 and I put an object on the stage > (probably an image) that is 200x150.
> Then, when I embed the flash animation into a web page I set, in the > html, that the animation should be 4000x3000. Naturally, my object > becomes 2000x1500 (I know these are exaggerated numbers, but I'm using > them to illustrate the issue).
> Is it possible to say, hey Flash, this object is 200x150 regardless of > how big your stage is reset to? I'm open to suggestions, even > actionscript (perhaps, on load you say to the object - become 200x150 > - calculated relative to the final stage size? Just a thought).
Rex the Strange wrote: > On Dec 19, 2:18 pm, "Jenn" <n...@noway.com> wrote: >> not sure what version of flash you're using... this may or may not >> work. This code may work:
>> Frame Actions panel
>> Fscommand("allowscale", "false");
> I'm using Flash CS4.
Rex .. I got that code from my Flash 5 book. Have you tried it to see if it'll work with your version 4? -- Jenn (from Oklahoma)
On Dec 22, 5:32 pm, "Jenn" <n...@noway.com> wrote:
> Rex the Strange wrote: > > On Dec 19, 2:18 pm, "Jenn" <n...@noway.com> wrote: > >> not sure what version of flash you're using... this may or may not > >> work. This code may work:
> >> Frame Actions panel
> >> Fscommand("allowscale", "false");
> > I'm using Flash CS4.
> Rex .. I got that code from my Flash 5 book. Have you tried it to see if > it'll work with your version 4? > -- > Jenn (from Oklahoma)
I haven't tried this, yet. Fscommand is available in 4, but I'm not sure how this works. I'll do some more research on it and will get back to you. Thanks for your time in helping me with this.
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