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JR Rowley
post date:
2011-04-13 17:22:42
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Hello,
I love your scroller for Flash that I purchased from you a few weeks ago. However, I am having trouble with a couple of things. One is the color shading of the scroll area when previewed. I have tried everything I can, and it won't go away. I can't find any reason for it to be there. The color in the scroll area does not appear as long as I have the mask active. When I disable the 'automask' the scroll area becomes a color. Can you help? I emailed this question to customer support a few days ago, with a screenshot of how it looks, but have not heard back. The forum is great, but I don't see anyone else mentioning this problem. Also I am a reasonably new Flash user, and not real good with coding.
The second question is if it is possible to be able to scroll through many more images (logos, etc) by adding layers of short movie clips (like I have shown in the screenshot) to the timeline, and then having them appear and function sequentially as the scroller reaches the right side of each window? If not as layers in the timeline, is there some other way to do this?
Thanks,
Jim Rowley
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Andrei Rinciog [Extend Studio]
post date:
2011-04-15 05:14:39
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Hello Jim,
There seems to be a small glitch there. That mask should be transparent when you disable auto mask. I will send you a patch by email that fixes that.
We haven't received any mail from your address. Just checked the inbox and spam folder but couldn't find any.
You can load multiple targets with the scroller and make them load when they are brought in the visible area. Probably it's best if you load the movieclips from AS rather than placing them on the stage.
You can do something like this. Set a movieclip as target for the scroller than add an event listener for scrolling events. Keep an array with the positions of each movieclip that you will have. Once you reach a position, load the respective movieclip in the target.
Regards,
Andrei Rinciog
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