Draw method stop at first frame
I need to make an animated flower movie using tile of one bitmap. I use the code below but write only the first frame then stop, how can I draw more frames?
createEmptyMovieClip("triangle",2);
triangle.beginFill(0x000000,100);
triangle.moveTo(width_map/2,height_map/2);
triangle.lineTo(width_map/2+(height_map*Math.tan(angle)/2),0);
triangle.lineTo(width_map/2,0);
triangle.endFill();
triangle._visible = false;
attachMovie(elm_link,"elm",1);
elm.setMask(triangle);
sl_bmp = new flash.display.BitmapData(height_map*Math.tan(angle), height_map/2, true, 0x00000000);
angl = 0;
for (i=1; i<=slices; i++) {
createEmptyMovieClip('elm'+i,10+i);
this['elm'+i].createEmptyMovieClip('elm',0);
this['elm'+i].elm.attachBitmap(sl_bmp,0,"always",true);
this['elm'+i].elm._x = -height_map*Math.tan(angle)/2;
this['elm'+i].elm._y = 2-(height_map/2);
this['elm'+i]._x = width_map/2;
this['elm'+i]._y = height_map/2;
if (angl>0) {
this['elm'+i]._rotation = angl;
angl += 360/slices;
function onEnterFrame() {
elm._rotation += rotspeed;
elm._x += transpeed;
elm._y += transpeed;
var tmp_bmp = new flash.display.BitmapData(height_map*Math.tan(angle)/2, height_map/2, true, 0x00000000);
tmp_bmp.draw(elm,new flash.geom.Matrix(1, 0, 0, 1, -(width_map/2), 0),null,"normal",null,true);
sl_bmp.draw(tmp_bmp,new flash.geom.Matrix(-1, 0, 0, 1, tmp_bmp.width, 0),null,"normal",null,true);
sl_bmp.draw(tmp_bmp,new flash.geom.Matrix(1, 0, 0, 1, tmp_bmp.width, 0),null,"normal",null,true);
Your line code working, was not visible in the area Working with transparency too.
function onEnterFrame() {
elm._rotation += rotspeed;
elm._x += transx;
elm._y += transy;
var tmp_bmp = new flash.display.BitmapData(height_map*Math.tan(angle), height_map, true, 0x00000000);
tmp_bmp.draw(elm,elm.transform.matrix,null,"normal",null,true);
sl_bmp = new flash.display.BitmapData(height_map*Math.tan(angle)*2, height_map, true, 0x00000000);
sl_bmp.draw(tmp_bmp,new flash.geom.Matrix(-1, 0, 0, 1, tmp_bmp.width, 0),null,"normal",null,true);
sl_bmp.draw(tmp_bmp,new flash.geom.Matrix(1, 0, 0, 1, tmp_bmp.width, 0),null,"normal",null,true);
angl = 0;
for (i=1; i<=slices; i++) {
createEmptyMovieClip('elm'+i,10+i);
this['elm'+i].createEmptyMovieClip('elm',0);
this['elm'+i].elm.attachBitmap(sl_bmp,0,"always",true);
this['elm'+i].elm._x = height_map*Math.tan(angle);
this['elm'+i].elm._y = height_map;
this['elm'+i]._x = width_map/2;
this['elm'+i]._y = height_map/2;
if (angl>0) {
this['elm'+i]._rotation = angl;
angl += 360/slices;
Now I have another little problem, the tiles don't meet exactly in the center.
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Error 1180 : undefined method stop and gotoAndStop
Error 1180 : undefined method stop and gotoAndStop
i don't know why
Here ,, it's my code is file [.as] and i use as3
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import flash.events.*;
import flash.text.*;
import flash.utils.Timer;
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import flash.media.SoundChannel;
import flash.net.URLRequest;
public class MemoryGame extends Sprite {
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private var repeatOrder:Array;
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stop();
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lights = new Array();
for(i=0;i<numLights;i++) {
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thisLight.lightNum = i; // remember light number
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thisLight.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,clickLight); // listen for clicks
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gameMode = "play";
nextTurn();
// add one to the sequence and start
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// add new light to sequence
var r:uint = Math.floor(Math.random()*numLights);
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textMessage.text = "Watch and Listen.";
textScore.text = "Sequence Length: "+playOrder.length;
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at fla file
why i got that help me plss
that is my homework and i must send it today TTcan you write how to use ?
i write
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at MemoryGame/nextTurn()
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Video set to stop on last frame appears lighter than last frame
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How do I loop back from the first frame to the last frame?
Hi there,
I'm currently working on the framework for a product viewer.
I have:
a movie clip called 'viewer_mc' which contains the images take from different angles of the product. The actionscript generates a script on the last frame of this that returns it to frame 1.
a button instance called 'autoplay_btn' which plays through the movie clip from whatever the current frame is, and stops on frame 1.
a left and right button which serve to move the movie clip frame, to give the appearance that the product is rotating.
I have succeeded in getting it to:
have the movie clip play through once, return to frame 1 and stop.
have the buttons return functions when held down, that move the frame in the movie clip using nextFrame and prevFrame commands. The right button successfully loops round to frame 1 and continues functioning to give the appearance of continual rotation.
The last problem I am experiencing is getting the left button to act in the corresponding manner, going from the first frame to the last and continuing to function.
Here is my actionscript so far:
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
var lastFrame:Number = viewer_mc.totalFrames;
var thisFrame:Number = viewer_mc.currentFrame;
var backFrame:Number = viewer_mc.currentFrame-1;
1. This is the part that gets it to play through once before returning to the first frame. I think perhaps the problem I am experiencing is because of the 'viewer_mc.addFrameScript(lastFrame-1, toStart)' part i.e. although I'm holding the left button, its returning to this script and therefor getting bounced back immediately to the first frame. However, there is no flicker on the screen which you might expect if this were the case
Note - as this is a generic product viewer which I can use as a template I am using lastFrame etc. as opposed to typing the value in
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2. This is the functionality for the autoplay_btn that will play through a rotation / return the viewer to the initial (frontal) view of the product (frame 1).
autoplay_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, autoplay);
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I'd imagine it is probably my logic for this part that is really letting me down - I can do a similar function in actionscript 2, but am trying to learn actionscript 3 just to move with the times as it were, and struggling a bit. Still this is only a few days in!
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Any help you can give me would be gratefully received. For an example of the effect I am trying to achieve with the autoplay button etc. I recommend:
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Here's the code without my comments / explanations:
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var lastFrame:Number = viewer_mc.totalFrames;
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I have been using the attachmovie method A LOT, but have
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I know importing classes is taking up about 100Kb of the
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There is also a video play back in there but the linkage
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Export in first frame, the item that will be linked by the ID in
the library must appear on the timeline. Normally it must be on a
frame that has played. IE frame 3 the item is there so I can use it
from the frame 3 to the last frame. This is how it works for the
_root. If I'm in a clip, the code can be on the first frame with a
stop. That means that the Item is on the second frame and has not
displayed, but it is accessible by the code.
Why?
Why on the root the item must appear on the frame where the
code is or before the code, but if in a clip, the code can works
even the item reside on a later frame that will never display
because there is a stop on the first one?
Tanx for your help to understand!I think that this is probably because of how flash streams
content. In order for flash to play frame 2 on the timeline, it
COMPLETELY loads all the code and assets for that frame (but not
frame 3) and then 'plays' that frame. Therefore on the main
timeline, code on frame 2 can't access exported clips from frame 3.
However, if your movie clip is (for example) on frame 4,
flash will stream/load everything (including your complete move
clip) when the play head reaches that frame, so all assets within
that frame are available because in order to even 'play' frame 4,
flash has had to load the entire movie clip contents. -
AddChild + "export in first frame" unchecked
Hi all,
i've got this problem that i can't figured out. i've tried
google and adobe website, but no luck. i guess the people here
could help me
this is about addchild and export in first frame. i wanna
call an object from my library. in its linkage option i:
1. name it "rectangle"
2. give a class name "Rect"
3. have a base class "flash.display.MovieClip"
4. check "export for Actionscript"
5. unchecked "import in first frame"
no problem this far.
but when i tried to call it in main timeline with this
script:
var a:Rect = new Rect();
addChild(a);
i got this error:
1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant:
Rect.
1180: Call to a possibly undefined method Rect.
why is that?
isn't flash automatically generate the class for me?
(a definition of this class could not be found in the
classpath, so one will be automatically generated in the SWF file
upon export.)
can anyone help with my problem...because you haven't done anything to export your class.
if you're not going to let flash take care of exporting your
class in the first frame, you have to do something to export it
later. and you're not and flash won't do that automatically
becauese it doesn't know what you want to do. -
*Flash animation looping but going back to first frame {want to hold on last frame}
I came across this article on looping animations = http://www.quip.net/blog/2006/flash/how-to-loop-three-times
I'm a novice with flash and just trying to plug thru to get some ads up and running for the first time.
Everything worked for me in the article...the one thing I wanted to do but haven't found an answer to is how to stop the animation on the last frame after looping is complete, instead of automatically going back to the first frame??
What's the easiest/most effective way to do this?
The stop script does not work...still goes back to first frame.
For all my flash ads, I've imported an FLV video...so don't know if it's some function for flv's/video's that auto-rewinds to first frame...
Thanks so much, really appreciate any insight on this.
The sooner you can catch a minute to get back the betterOk...not working for me - prob. b/c I'm missing something again.
What I did was...
1) Renamed the instace of replay button = "replay_btn".
[not sure if that's correct...guessed b/c you reference it in the code]
2) I placed this in the action code on action layer on last keyframe =
var loopNum:Number;
loopNum++;
if(loopNum%3==0){
stop();
your_replay_btn._visible=true;
} else {
your_replay_btn._visible=false;
3) I placed this in action code on the replay layer on last keyframe =
your_replay_btn.onRelease=function(){
this.gotoAndPlay(1);
What happens is the replay button still flashes at the end of each loop and the loops just continue...it doesn't stop at 3.
I also get this error =
Can you break down what I'm doing wrong and how to fix...need to get this out asap.
I truly appreciate your help and time so far on this...big thanks kglad! -
"DV Start/Stop" is 1 frame off!
how come when I capture down conv dv anamorphic from my xha1 and do the "dv start/stop"....the first frame of all of the markers is from the previous clip?
system info: FCP 5.1.4
Canon XHA1
OS 10.4.10
Thanks!I don't do HDV but maybe since
the MPEG TS consists of one whole frame every 15 GOP and since the whole frame (I frame) determines the frame lenght and content, when you capture the camera automatically resets its own in and out points!
This is just a thought!
gig
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