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wow, very nice!
wow, very nice!
interesting…. 
....... wow… i dont believe its done via Script. :: Good Work ::
Can you please explain how you can change the picture?
thanks
Change picture:
Placed image or movieClip in the library, No in stage.
Create a linkage name fot this. (right mouse in icon image library).
In linkage Propieties mark ActionScript Linkage and Export frame 1.
Place this name created in the inicial parameters in code.
Hi, great file. Instead of calling the movieclip from the library is there way way to reference the instance name of a movie clip on the stage and apply that animation to it? When I try replacing “mc0” with “this” it allows me to do that however I get the flag animation along with another image of the flag that does not move. Also it appears that parts of the flag get cut off when I try this.
I have an animation where the flag will animate onto the screen so I need to have this functionality flawless. There will be multiple flags on the screen .. however that shouldn’t make a difference.
Also, is it possible to make the flag a clickable element … such as a button
ok i got most of it working now. however it still duplicates the movie clip .. one is animating the other isnt ??? any ideas
Anyone know how to “fix” the top of the flag so that it does not move (as if it were attached to a horizontal flag pole) and make the flag wave from top to bottom instead of left to right?
I’d be very grateful for anyones help! Thanks.
Michael
braylark:
Each instance is independent, it is created for prototype. Calls can become multiple each join with parameter his different. The resulting movieClip is delivered with the same one name of origin and with the added _Fly: Image of origin: “myflag” Resulting Movieclip: myflag._Fly
Examples:
flyFlag(“spain”, 200, 5, 2, true); spain_Fly._x= 50; spain_Fly._y= 40; flyFlag(“australia”, 180, 7, 1.6, true); australia_Fly._x= 420; australia_Fly._y= 40; flyFlag(“flashDen”, 180, 4, 3); flashDen_Fly._x= 220; flashDen_Fly._y= 140;
That places 3 distinct flags and with different movements on the stage.
MichaelLesko:
I have responded to your questions with email.
very very nice.
Hi,
can I change the size of this movie? Making it the same size of one flag?
thanks
Can the size be changed for the flag? I need a larger size.
Hi Icaro,
excellent file!! Excellent little script. Don’t suppose anyone can think of a way to decrese the value of the velocity each second so that the flag gradually becomes a paused image. Cheers
How Do I change the size and create the shape needed to create the effect? Plz don’t tell me I waste my money on this
Hi There, Is there a way to anchor BOTH sides so that only the middle of the flag waves? I notice that two of the flags in your example has the left side anchored. The FlashDen logo flag has both sides waving. Is it possible to anchor both sides? Please let me know as soon as possible. Thanks.
Can I reverse this to go from right to left?
First off, nice work.
I’ve got a bit of hold on this, but I can’t figure out how to kill the function and keep the image visible. In other words, how do I stop the animation?
As of now, my solution was to write some additional code setting the alpha to zero on the animated MC. I simultaneously loaded a static image of my ‘flag’. Obviously, this creates a sharp chop in transition.
Here’s what I got, though I’m sure you can visualize it: http://flashryan.com/animFlag/
Any help would be appreciated.
Ryan
This is really nice! Is there any way to update it to AS3 ?
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