Flagged images from library to develop?

When I import and cull through RAW images from my flashcard I tag the best ones with star flags. After I have removed the rejects I import the remaining images in develop mode to work on the ones I chose. However, the flags are not there in develop mode so that I cannot go through all of them and know which ones I flagged. What am I doing wrong?

Few options for you:
1. Go to View menu > View Options and set your desired information - i.e. the ratings - to show on the Info overlay, which can then be turned on and off using the I key.
2. Show those items on the filmstrip thumbnails (options found in Preferences > Interface tab)
3. Filter to only show the photos you want to work on.

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I think my subject line says it all.
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Hello, I'm a fairly experienced AS2 programmer transitioning
in progress to AS3 programmer. I'm using Flash CS4 as my IDE with
Actionscript 3 and Flash Player 10. I'm working on a bigger project
but the area I'm struggling in is dynamically pulling an image from
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quote:
1136: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected 2.
1067: Implicit coercion of a value of type MyMc to an
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What is the deal. I've posted on other forums and get the
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Alaskan57,
> The MyMc name actually came from a tutorial I was
> trying to follow... they were using movieclips but I
> wanted to adapt their tutorial to Images
Makes sense. :) And again, the name *as a name* (as a
string) doesn't
really matter, but it's always important to consider what
sort of object
you're dealing with, whether by inheritance or not, because
they all have
their own unique characteristics ( ... otherwise they
wouldn't be different
types of object!).
> Yea, I remember learning AS2 and how difficult it was...
> but AS3 I think has that beat as I'm not very familiar
> with OOP programming in general. But I'll get there :)
You will; it just takes time. Everything I know is something
I scraped
from online tutorials, read from books, or asked of friends
on IM.
Eventually, the principles of OOP finally gelled in my head.
To me, OOP is
more about organization than anything else. It's not
something magical or
mystical (which took me a while to believe!) ... it's just a
way of
arranging code into reusable nuggets called objects. Each
object is defined
by its class, and generally speaking, classes organize their
functionality
into properties, methods, and events. Those three basic
categories refer
respectively to characteristics the object has, things the
object can do,
and things the object can react to.
> Thanks for your explanations... I learned a lot!
Glad to hear that. :)
> BTW, you said I did not need to import the
flash.display.*
> class.
That's only true when you're dealing with timeline code. In
custom
classes, especially in AS3, you have to import just about
everything. But
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import classes
outside of the flash package (such as, for example, the fl
package, which
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APIs, etc.).
> Is there some online information that would go into more
detail
> about why I should import a class or why I wouldn't need
to?
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of the core
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Level items
listed here ...
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS3LCR/Flash_10.0/index.html
> I've been wanting to try out TweenLite as well as other
classes but
> can seem to figure out this whole import when I need to
thing.
It certainly doesn't hurt anything to import packages; it
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when you fail to import a package that needs it, so to play
it safe you
could import everything. Just bear in mind that anything that
truly needs
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to that
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that, even without
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Dave Merchant wrote:
I've never heard of someone editing photos on an audio mixing desk.
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var source:String ="image <img src='linkageId' width='100' height='100'/> footer";
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DynamicText.htmlText = source;
Changing the image source to a file path, and the image appears correctly in both. However, I would really like to keep using the in-library symbols if possible, and the TLFTextField documentation suggests this is still possible.
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I'm not sure where you've misunderstood, so, I'll try to explain the entire process.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Draw or select a shape on the stage.
2. With the shape selected, do Convert to Symbol... under the Modify menu.
3. Give the symbol a good name, say "MySymbol".
4. Make sure to select the "Export for ActionScript" checkbox in the Advanced section & check "Export in frame 1".
5. In the frame script code (Window->Actions), I wrote the following function:
function inlineResolver(incomingILG:Object):DisplayObject
var ilg:InlineGraphicElement = InlineGraphicElement(incomingILG);
if (ilg == null)
return null;
return new InlineText;
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6. Also note this line of code in the frame script:
config.inlineGraphicResolverFunction = inlineResolver;
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function inlineResolver(incomingILG:Object):DisplayObject
var ilg:InlineGraphicElement = InlineGraphicElement(incomingILG);
if (ilg == null)
return null;
if (incomingILG.userStyles.customSource == 225)
return new MySymbol();
return null;
I hope that answers your question.
Rusty

Emptying Aperture trash doesn't remove images from library

Not sure what's going on.
Did a little house cleaning over the past few days and deleted about 2K images overall. And I emptied the aperture trash. The number of files in the program goes down. But the size of the library doesn't change. The date of for the library does change and shows the current time.
I archived all my images to an external vault. That vault is significantly smaller than my library.
Then I upgrade to the new version 3.1.2. Deleted preferences.
I created a new library as a test. I imported 188 images. Then deleted a few. Emptied the aperture trash. The number of images went to 152.
The size of my library remained unchanged. No aperture images in main computer trash can. And when I go into the masters folder in the library I see all 188 images there.
System: mac pro 2006. OS 10.6.8

Thanks for taking the time to reply.
I don't remember which version I upgraded from. But the problem was there in the old version as well as the new one.
I did do the repair rebuild just before upgrading with only a 0.1GB difference in file size afterwards.
And, as I said, when creating a brand new library with only 188 images the same problem occurred. So 2 separate libraries on the same drive.
I just created a new library as a test on my main drive (a different drive) with the same issue. Files are deleted in the program but not in the library.
There is no problem with the trash in any other respects. Other files have been deleting just fine.
The aperture deleted images aren't even reaching the trash can.
I might need to reload aperture.

Displaying image from library

I've loaded a few images into the flash library. Added the
appropriate linkage ID (Actionscript 3). I use import in my main
the same way I do if it was a symbol. When I try to create an
instance and then do an addChild() it doesn't work. Can someone
please tell me how to display images that are in the library? I
looked in the docs and it seems to only show how to do it if I was
loading them from an address.
Thanks!

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bitmapdata object a class. then use a (new) constructor to create a
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I am getting corrupt files when attempting to export multiple images at once:
OS: Occurs on both Win 7 and XP
Source: CP4 project imported to CP5. Original CP4 project was captured at 1024x768 and later resized to 1024x738.
1. Open Library Backgrounds folder.
2. Select more than one background image
3. Right-click over selected objects
4. Click Export from the context menu
'Browse for folder' dialog appears.
5. Select a folder
6. Click OK
Files are created in folder, but are corrupt. When exporting the same images individually, they come out fine. Individual image export file size ends up ~ 2MB each. Multiple image export file sizes end up ~60kb. All are exported as .bmp (not given a choice when exporting multi-select).
Multiple file export works fine in a new CP5-native project.
I've reported it as a bug.

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TD

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