Full-Screen Centred Flash

2005-09-06

Hi everybody !!!!

I have seen that you can use a full background directly in flash that will allow you to keep you site always centered in the page with any screen resolution...

Can anybody help me or tell me how you do it ???

Normally I do it in html and put my flash in centered w & h 100% table...

Tks in advance !!!!!

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Nutrox · 2005-09-06 #2

The first thing you will need to do is create an HTML page, add your Flash movie to it in the normal way, and give the movie a 100% width and 100% height (can be done directly in the HTML page or via CSS). You will probably also want to set the padding and margin of the <body> to 0px.

Create a new Flash movie and add a movieclip to the stage (give the movieclip the instance name "mainContent_mc") then add the following code to the first frame of the main timeline...

ActionScript Code:

stop();
 
Stage.scaleMode = "noscale";
Stage.align = "tl";
Stage.addListener({onResize:reposition});
 
function reposition() {
    var mc = _root.mainContent_mc;
    var newX = Math.floor((Stage.width - mc._width) / 2);
    var newY = Math.floor((Stage.height - mc._height) / 2);
    mc._x = newX;
    mc._y = newY;
};
 
reposition();

If you place all of your site's content inside the "mainContent_mc" movieclip then it will all be centered in the browser, and will adjust itself whenever the browser / flash movie is resized.

That code basically tells Flash to resize the stage instead of rescaling it, and it sets up a listener for the Stage which calls the reposition() function whenever the main movie (HTML object) is resized.

Stage.width and Stage.height will return the actual size of the stage, and they are always available to you use.

Hope that helps.

rabmcnab · 2005-09-06 #3

Superb Nutrox. The answer and an explanation to boot. That's been on my list of niggling expertise holes for a while now. Thanks for that gen.

digimat · 2005-09-06 #4

yes thanks nutrox for the info

Klin · 2005-09-06 #5

Nutrox thank you for such a usefull staff.
I have a quick question.
When I was testing this staff I was confused with the first line of HTML which was created by publishing from flash.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

With this line I had vertical scroller appearing when I've resized window so it will be very short vertically. When I've removed the first line from HTML code that scroller disapeared. Also I'm always having problems in DreamViewer with tables (100% height) so I have always to remove that line from HTML.

Could you explain what does this line do?

P.S. nutrox thanks again for this staff, now it is very clear to understand how guys are creating web sites like http://matiz2.ru/

Nutrox · 2005-09-06 #6

Hi Klin.

Here's a basic HTML page that I normally start off with when I create full screen (100% x 100%) Flash sites. You should be able to edit it easily enough to suit your needs... although it might be worth editing in a text edit and not Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver tends to dump a lot of useless code into web pages, which is one of the reasons why I never use it now.

Code:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

<html><head>

<title></title>

<meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache" />
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />

<meta name="MSSmartTagsPreventParsing" content="true" />

<meta name="description" content="" />
<meta name="keywords"    content="" />
<meta name="author"      content="" />
<meta name="copyright"   content="" />

<style type="text/css">
html, body {
	margin:0px;
	padding:0px;
	overflow:hidden;
	height:100%;
}
object {
	width:100%;
	height:100%;
}
</style>

</head><body>

<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="flashMovie.swf">
<param name="movie" value="flashMovie.swf" />
</object>

</body></html>

The reason that there is no <embed> tag is because the page is XHTML (set via the doctype), and <embed> tags are not really allowed to be used in XHTML pages, but it all works fine without the tag.

If you use CSS files (.css) then you might want to shift the style from the <head> into a .css file just to clean things up a bit... but it's not too important with 100% Flash sites. Just let me know if you need help with that if you decide to do it though.

Hope that's of some help.

Klin · 2005-09-06 #7

Thank you Nutrox.

Chaosfact · 2005-09-06 #8

Yeah thanks, that was on my list of things to learn too.

Profile P. · 2005-09-06 #9

Nutrox !!!! TKS A LOT MEN !!!! I will try it... I'll let you know asap !!! Tks again !!!

Nutrox · 2005-09-06 #10

No problem guys, glad I could help out.

I've zipped up a small example if you want / need to check it out. It contains the .htm, .fla, and .swf files. Feel free to grab it from here.

Profile P. · 2005-09-06 #11

Tks... Very good idea !!!

Profile P. · 2005-09-06 #12

Hey Nutrox...

Do you know if you can do a repeat background img like html ?

4 x 4 pixels ? Do you know what I mean ?

Thank's a lot !!!

Nutrox · 2005-09-07 #13

Yep, creating a tiled background is quite easy, but to be honest using a 4x4 tile probably isn't the best thing to use because it's too small.

With Flash 8 you could simply create a bitmap image within Flash and flood-fill it with your tile... nice easy and quick. With Flash 7 (and lower) you need to create a new movieclip for each tile, and with a 4x4 tile that's going to kill Flash... a 600 x 400 sized stage for example would require 15000 movieclips (nooooooooooooooo!).

If you used a larger tile though (50x50 etc) then it should be ok. Anyway, here's a little function that you can use to create a tiled background.

ActionScript Code:

function createBackground(targetMC:MovieClip, tileID:String):Void {
    // create a temp mc to get the tile size
    targetMC.attachMovie(tileID, "temp", 0);
    var tW:Number = targetMC.temp._width;
    var tH:Number = targetMC.temp._height;
    targetMC.temp.removeMovieClip();
    // work out how many tiles we need
    var tX:Number = Math.ceil(Stage.width / tW);
    var tY:Number = Math.ceil(Stage.height / tH);
    // build the tiles
    var i:Number = 0;
    for(var x:Number = 0; x < tX; x++) {
        for(var y:Number = 0; y < tY; y++) {
            var mc:MovieClip = targetMC.attachMovie(tileID, "tile" + i, i);
            mc._x = tW * x;
            mc._y = tH * y;
            i ++;
        }
    }
};
 
// example usage
 
createBackground(myBackground_mc, "bricks");

targetMC is the movieclip that you want the tiles to be copied to (this could be _root if you want). tileID is the linkage name of the tile movieclip in your library. You need to have the tile in the library (a movieclip linked to the first frame of the movie).

I've only just woken up but I think that should work. If you have any problems with it just let me know.

senocular · 2005-09-07 #14

Topic does not concern OOP. Moving to Flash Forum.

betatone · 2005-09-13 #15

So is the is the same way that they set up http://www.bacardilive.com ????

Anik · 2005-09-13 #16

yes

betatone · 2005-09-13 #17

OK.... now it all akes sense.... but I have a little question.

Taking Bacardilive as an example...

You have all the main content being loaded into maincontent_mc. Can you then further load more movie clips into that....

Like maincontent_mc loads a clip that has the whole site shell but in that I have seperate panels that need to load in... can you load a movie inside an allready loaded movie.. obviously if you can I imagine that it would have to be at a higher level.. right?

thanks

Anik · 2005-09-13 #18

yes, you can load movies inside a loaded movie.

graphter · 2005-09-13 #19

Yes you can using levels or by replacing mc's

chst · 2005-09-17 #20

THX A LOT!

MYTiX · 2005-09-17 #21

With Flash 8 you could simply create a bitmap image within Flash and flood-fill it with your tile...

Could you describe this a little more?

fr3d · 2005-09-17 #22

to further probe nutrox's knowledge: is there a simple way to call a function *after* the user has finished resizing the browser window? i.e. instead of calling it repeatedly while the window is being dragged...

thanks - this thread has been invaluable.

Nutrox · 2005-09-17 #23

Originally posted by fr3d
to further probe nutrox's knowledge: is there a simple way to call a function *after* the user has finished resizing the browser window? i.e. instead of calling it repeatedly while the window is being dragged...

thanks - this thread has been invaluable.

The only way I can think of doing that at the moment is like this...

ActionScript Code:

stop();
 
Stage.scaleMode = "noscale";
Stage.align = "tl";
Stage.addListener({onResize:startReposition});
 
function startReposition() {
    clearInterval(_root.repos_int);
  _root.repos_int = setInterval(_root, "reposition", 250);
};
 
function reposition() {
        var mc = _root.mainContent_mc;
        var newX = Math.floor((Stage.width - mc._width) / 2);
        var newY = Math.floor((Stage.height - mc._height) / 2);
        mc._x = newX;
        mc._y = newY;
    clearInterval(_root.repos_int);
};
 
reposition();

What that does is start a "timeout" when the browser window is resized, and will reposition everything if the browser size doesn't change for 1/4 of a second (250ms). That should prevent anything being repositioned until the user has stopped resizing the browser.

Hope that helps.

On a side note: If the size of your main content ever changes then you can simply call _root.reposition(); to force everything to the center of the screen.

Nutrox · 2005-09-17 #24

Originally posted by MYTiX
Could you describe this a little more?

I'll get example together shortly.

fr3d · 2005-09-17 #25

hey - wow. fast post!

along the lines of what i had in mind. thanks for putting it into code. very nice.

Nutrox · 2005-09-18 #26

Hi Guys.

Here's an example of how to create a tiled bitmap in Flash (as requested by MYTiX).

Here's the important part...

ActionScript Code:

import flash.display.BitmapData;
import flash.geom.Rectangle;
import flash.geom.Point;
 
function createTiles(target:BitmapData, tileID:String):Void {
    var tile_bmp:BitmapData = BitmapData.loadBitmap(tileID);
    var tW:Number = tile_bmp.rectangle.width;
    var tH:Number = tile_bmp.rectangle.height;
    var tX:Number = Math.ceil(target.rectangle.width / tW);
    var tY:Number = Math.ceil(target.rectangle.height /  tH);
    for(var x:Number = 0; x < tX; x++) {
        for(var y:Number = 0; y < tY; y++) {
            var rect:Rectangle = new Rectangle(0,0,tW,tH);
            var point:Point = new Point(tW*x,tH*y);
            target.copyPixels(tile_bmp, rect, point);
        }
    }
};

...and this is an example of how to use it...

ActionScript Code:

// CREATE AN EMPTY MOVIECLIP TO USE AS A CONTAINER
var container_mc:MovieClip = this.createEmptyMovieClip("container_mc", 0);
 
// CREATE A NEW BITMAP
var target_bmp:BitmapData = new BitmapData(600, 300, false, 0);
 
// ATTACH THE BITMAP TO THE CONTAINER
container_mc.attachBitmap(target_bmp,0);
 
// CALL THE createTiles FUNCTION SO THAT THE CONTAINER BITMAP
// IS TILED WITH A PNG (etc) FROM THE LIBRARY
createTiles(target_bmp, "source3BMP");

source3BMP is the linkage name I gave a PNG in the library when I was testing the function, this can obviously be changed to whatever you want.

Hope that's of some use.

MYTiX · 2005-09-18 #27

Thx.

I see, you know a lot of these new Flash 8 features.

Thx again.

NDF · 2005-09-18 #28

'llo there,
talking tiled backgrounds - a simple thing that you can do in Flash for as long as I can recall is take a small bitmap, break it up (control>b) and select it with the eye-dropper. You can then center a 1600x1200 rectangle - or whatever size you want - on the stage and use the selected bitmap as the fill colour.

2005-09-18 #29

Great Thread. Thx Nutrox and Co.

satchmo511 · 2005-09-18 #30

very helpful stuff. Thanx Nutrox!

igor · 2005-09-19 #31

Hi, great thread I must say!

I was wondering if anyone could give an example how to make two extra mc's in this thread. One that aligns to the top, and one mc that aligns to the bottom of your page.. like on workrocks ??

If possible in the AS code of Nutrox's example zipped Fla!

thanx igor

2005-09-19 #32

`workrocks' = Nice Site !

igor · 2005-09-20 #33

I was wondering if anyone could give an example how to make two extra mc's in this thread. One that aligns to the top, and one mc that aligns to the bottom of your page.. like on workrocks ??

If possible in the AS code of Nutrox's example zipped Fla!

Anyone

Nutrox · 2005-09-20 #34

Here's something that might help you out...

ActionScript Code:

stop();
 
Stage.scaleMode = "noscale";
Stage.align = "tl";
Stage.addListener({onResize:reposition});
 
function reposition() {
var header = _root.myHeader_mc;
var content = _root.myContent_mc;
var footer = _root.myFooter_mc;
 
var nPos;
 
nPos = getNewPosition(header);
header._x = nPos.x;
header._y = 0;
 
nPos = getNewPosition(content);
content._x = nPos.x;
content._y = nPos.y;
 
nPos = getNewPosition(footer);
footer._x = nPos.x;
footer._y = Stage.height - footer._height;
};
 
function getNewPosition(mc) {
var newX = Math.floor((Stage.width - mc._width) / 2);
var newY = Math.floor((Stage.height - mc._height) / 2);
return {x:newX, y:newY};
};
 
reposition();

...that will reposition three different movieclips named "myHeader_mc", "myContent_mc", and "myFooter_mc".

All three movieclips will be centred horizontally. myHeader_mc will be fixed at the top of the stage, myContent_mc will be centred vertically, and myFooter_mc will be fixed to the bottom of the stage.

Hope that helps.

igor · 2005-09-20 #35

Mennn Thanx Nutrox! This thread is getting better and better..

Profile P. · 2005-09-20 #36

Igordezign is totaly right... Nutrox !!!! Men apply for teacher !!!

This thread is making us learn a lot !!!!

igor · 2005-10-02 #37

Opening this thread again with another question..
Anyone knows how to include the vertical scrolling(just the html one, like on bacardilive ) into Nutrox's fullscreen flash movie tut. I asked for with the three mc's top center and bottom??? If it's possible..

Nutrox · 2005-10-02 #38

Originally posted by igordezign
Opening this thread again with another question..
Anyone knows how to include the vertical scrolling(just the html one, like on bacardilive ) into Nutrox's fullscreen flash movie tut. I asked for with the three mc's top center and bottom??? If it's possible..

Instead of giving the HTML flash object a height of 100% you just give it a PX value. All of the Stage reposition code etc will still work fine.. the Flash movie can be any size you want.

Code:

<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="movie.swf" width="100%" height="1000px">
<param name="movie" value="movie.swf" />
</object>

igor · 2005-10-03 #39

Hmm doesnt seem to work like I wanted.. But Thanx!

Is it hard to make your own (inside flash) scroller like on
subdisc?

Nutrox · 2005-10-03 #40

Originally posted by igordezign Hmm doesnt seem to work like I wanted.. But Thanx!

You must have something setup wrong then, all you need to do is make the flash movie (HTML object) high enough to contain your content.

Originally posted by igordezign Is it hard to make your own (inside flash) scroller like on
subdisc?

It's not too difficult because you just need to scroll a huge movie clip, but it obviously depends on how well you know ActionScript.

It would be a lot better to use the browser's scrollbar though because (a) it's easier to implement, (b) it will be a lot smoother, and (c) it won't eat up as much CPU as scrolling a massive movie clip does.

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	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2005-09-06 #2
	The first thing you will need to do is create an HTML page, add your Flash movie to it in the normal way, and give the movie a 100% width and 100% height (can be done directly in the HTML page or via CSS). You will probably also want to set the padding and margin of the <body> to 0px. Create a new Flash movie and add a movieclip to the stage (give the movieclip the instance name "mainContent_mc") then add the following code to the first frame of the main timeline... ActionScript Code: stop(); Stage.scaleMode = "noscale"; Stage.align = "tl"; Stage.addListener({onResize:reposition}); function reposition() { var mc = _root.mainContent_mc; var newX = Math.floor((Stage.width - mc._width) / 2); var newY = Math.floor((Stage.height - mc._height) / 2); mc._x = newX; mc._y = newY; }; reposition(); If you place all of your site's content inside the "mainContent_mc" movieclip then it will all be centered in the browser, and will adjust itself whenever the browser / flash movie is resized. That code basically tells Flash to resize the stage instead of rescaling it, and it sets up a listener for the Stage which calls the reposition() function whenever the main movie (HTML object) is resized. Stage.width and Stage.height will return the actual size of the stage, and they are always available to you use. Hope that helps.

	rabmcnab	2005-09-06 #3
	Superb Nutrox. The answer and an explanation to boot. That's been on my list of niggling expertise holes for a while now. Thanks for that gen.

	Klin	2005-09-06 #5
	Nutrox thank you for such a usefull staff. I have a quick question. When I was testing this staff I was confused with the first line of HTML which was created by publishing from flash. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> With this line I had vertical scroller appearing when I've resized window so it will be very short vertically. When I've removed the first line from HTML code that scroller disapeared. Also I'm always having problems in DreamViewer with tables (100% height) so I have always to remove that line from HTML. Could you explain what does this line do? P.S. nutrox thanks again for this staff, now it is very clear to understand how guys are creating web sites like http://matiz2.ru/

	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2005-09-06 #6
	Hi Klin. Here's a basic HTML page that I normally start off with when I create full screen (100% x 100%) Flash sites. You should be able to edit it easily enough to suit your needs... although it might be worth editing in a text edit and not Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver tends to dump a lot of useless code into web pages, which is one of the reasons why I never use it now. Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html><head> <title></title> <meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache" /> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> <meta name="MSSmartTagsPreventParsing" content="true" /> <meta name="description" content="" /> <meta name="keywords" content="" /> <meta name="author" content="" /> <meta name="copyright" content="" /> <style type="text/css"> html, body { margin:0px; padding:0px; overflow:hidden; height:100%; } object { width:100%; height:100%; } </style> </head><body> <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="flashMovie.swf"> <param name="movie" value="flashMovie.swf" /> </object> </body></html> The reason that there is no <embed> tag is because the page is XHTML (set via the doctype), and <embed> tags are not really allowed to be used in XHTML pages, but it all works fine without the tag. If you use CSS files (.css) then you might want to shift the style from the <head> into a .css file just to clean things up a bit... but it's not too important with 100% Flash sites. Just let me know if you need help with that if you decide to do it though. Hope that's of some help.

	Chaosfact	2005-09-06 #8
	Yeah thanks, that was on my list of things to learn too.

	Profile P.	2005-09-06 #9
	Nutrox !!!! TKS A LOT MEN !!!! I will try it... I'll let you know asap !!! Tks again !!!

	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2005-09-06 #10
	No problem guys, glad I could help out. I've zipped up a small example if you want / need to check it out. It contains the .htm, .fla, and .swf files. Feel free to grab it from here.

	Profile P.	2005-09-06 #12
	Hey Nutrox... Do you know if you can do a repeat background img like html ? 4 x 4 pixels ? Do you know what I mean ? Thank's a lot !!!

	Anik 27 Creative Assets	2005-09-13 #16
	yes

	chst	2005-09-17 #20
	THX A LOT!

	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2005-09-07 #13
	Yep, creating a tiled background is quite easy, but to be honest using a 4x4 tile probably isn't the best thing to use because it's too small. With Flash 8 you could simply create a bitmap image within Flash and flood-fill it with your tile... nice easy and quick. With Flash 7 (and lower) you need to create a new movieclip for each tile, and with a 4x4 tile that's going to kill Flash... a 600 x 400 sized stage for example would require 15000 movieclips (nooooooooooooooo!). If you used a larger tile though (50x50 etc) then it should be ok. Anyway, here's a little function that you can use to create a tiled background. ActionScript Code: function createBackground(targetMC:MovieClip, tileID:String):Void { // create a temp mc to get the tile size targetMC.attachMovie(tileID, "temp", 0); var tW:Number = targetMC.temp._width; var tH:Number = targetMC.temp._height; targetMC.temp.removeMovieClip(); // work out how many tiles we need var tX:Number = Math.ceil(Stage.width / tW); var tY:Number = Math.ceil(Stage.height / tH); // build the tiles var i:Number = 0; for(var x:Number = 0; x < tX; x++) { for(var y:Number = 0; y < tY; y++) { var mc:MovieClip = targetMC.attachMovie(tileID, "tile" + i, i); mc._x = tW * x; mc._y = tH * y; i ++; } } }; // example usage createBackground(myBackground_mc, "bricks"); targetMC is the movieclip that you want the tiles to be copied to (this could be _root if you want). tileID is the linkage name of the tile movieclip in your library. You need to have the tile in the library (a movieclip linked to the first frame of the movie). I've only just woken up but I think that should work. If you have any problems with it just let me know.

	senocular	2005-09-07 #14
	Topic does not concern OOP. Moving to Flash Forum.

	betatone	2005-09-13 #15
	So is the is the same way that they set up http://www.bacardilive.com ????

	betatone	2005-09-13 #17
	OK.... now it all akes sense.... but I have a little question. Taking Bacardilive as an example... You have all the main content being loaded into maincontent_mc. Can you then further load more movie clips into that.... Like maincontent_mc loads a clip that has the whole site shell but in that I have seperate panels that need to load in... can you load a movie inside an allready loaded movie.. obviously if you can I imagine that it would have to be at a higher level.. right? thanks

	Anik 27 Creative Assets	2005-09-13 #18
	yes, you can load movies inside a loaded movie.

	graphter	2005-09-13 #19
	Yes you can using levels or by replacing mc's

	MYTiX	2005-09-17 #21
	With Flash 8 you could simply create a bitmap image within Flash and flood-fill it with your tile... Could you describe this a little more?

	fr3d	2005-09-17 #22
	to further probe nutrox's knowledge: is there a simple way to call a function after the user has finished resizing the browser window? i.e. instead of calling it repeatedly while the window is being dragged... thanks - this thread has been invaluable.

	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2005-09-17 #23
	Originally posted by fr3d to further probe nutrox's knowledge: is there a simple way to call a function after the user has finished resizing the browser window? i.e. instead of calling it repeatedly while the window is being dragged... thanks - this thread has been invaluable. The only way I can think of doing that at the moment is like this... ActionScript Code: stop(); Stage.scaleMode = "noscale"; Stage.align = "tl"; Stage.addListener({onResize:startReposition}); function startReposition() { clearInterval(_root.repos_int); _root.repos_int = setInterval(_root, "reposition", 250); }; function reposition() { var mc = _root.mainContent_mc; var newX = Math.floor((Stage.width - mc._width) / 2); var newY = Math.floor((Stage.height - mc._height) / 2); mc._x = newX; mc._y = newY; clearInterval(_root.repos_int); }; reposition(); What that does is start a "timeout" when the browser window is resized, and will reposition everything if the browser size doesn't change for 1/4 of a second (250ms). That should prevent anything being repositioned until the user has stopped resizing the browser. Hope that helps. On a side note: If the size of your main content ever changes then you can simply call _root.reposition(); to force everything to the center of the screen.

	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2005-09-17 #24
	Originally posted by MYTiX Could you describe this a little more? I'll get example together shortly.

	fr3d	2005-09-17 #25
	hey - wow. fast post! along the lines of what i had in mind. thanks for putting it into code. very nice.

	MYTiX	2005-09-18 #27
	Thx. I see, you know a lot of these new Flash 8 features. Thx again.

	NDF	2005-09-18 #28
	Last edited by NDF : 2005-09-19 at 00:37. 'llo there, talking tiled backgrounds - a simple thing that you can do in Flash for as long as I can recall is take a small bitmap, break it up (control>b) and select it with the eye-dropper. You can then center a 1600x1200 rectangle - or whatever size you want - on the stage and use the selected bitmap as the fill colour.

	igor	2005-09-19 #31
	Hi, great thread I must say! I was wondering if anyone could give an example how to make two extra mc's in this thread. One that aligns to the top, and one mc that aligns to the bottom of your page.. like on workrocks ?? If possible in the AS code of Nutrox's example zipped Fla! thanx igor

	igor	2005-09-20 #33
	I was wondering if anyone could give an example how to make two extra mc's in this thread. One that aligns to the top, and one mc that aligns to the bottom of your page.. like on workrocks ?? If possible in the AS code of Nutrox's example zipped Fla! Anyone

	igor	2005-09-20 #35
	Mennn Thanx Nutrox! This thread is getting better and better..

	Profile P.	2005-09-20 #36
	Igordezign is totaly right... Nutrox !!!! Men apply for teacher !!! This thread is making us learn a lot !!!!

	igor	2005-10-02 #37
	Last edited by igor : 2005-10-02 at 11:38. Opening this thread again with another question.. Anyone knows how to include the vertical scrolling(just the html one, like on bacardilive ) into Nutrox's fullscreen flash movie tut. I asked for with the three mc's top center and bottom??? If it's possible..

	Nutrox 17 Creative Assets	2005-10-02 #38
	Originally posted by igordezign Opening this thread again with another question.. Anyone knows how to include the vertical scrolling(just the html one, like on bacardilive ) into Nutrox's fullscreen flash movie tut. I asked for with the three mc's top center and bottom??? If it's possible.. Instead of giving the HTML flash object a height of 100% you just give it a PX value. All of the Stage reposition code etc will still work fine.. the Flash movie can be any size you want. Code: <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="movie.swf" width="100%" height="1000px"> <param name="movie" value="movie.swf" /> </object>

	igor	2005-10-03 #39
	Hmm doesnt seem to work like I wanted.. But Thanx! Is it hard to make your own (inside flash) scroller like on subdisc?