I know I never finished my last lab submission (still thinking about things to do without although Im thinking about just leaving it), but I am working on this new thing now.
Let me know what you think…
It is 100% AS, nothing on the stage or in the library…
I’ve never really used it - everything I’ve ever had to make in Flash has been of the worryingly graphics intensive variety. And more recently, of the Churchill Dog variety.
I’d certainly like to get more into it though, see what it can do.
The only objects on the stage or in the library are the title area, button, and textbox. The spider itself is drawn and animated via AS. **
…and you call yourself a failed scripter. i’m upset with you lost.
*Originally posted by thoriphes *
**here’s a challenge for ya, shane: how about you make the line tool snap-able. like if you go near an existing line end, it’ll snap to it. **
Hrmm, that is a really good idea, but I think that is an extra I would have to work on after I finish the “first draft”, because right now I just don’t know how to incorporate that into my script.
As for calling myself a failed scripter, if you saw the coding used to do this, you would probably laugh yourself into a coma, it is so horrid. It’s messy, unorganized, unoptimized, and just really bad…lol. I suppose I am more worried about getting it to work first before I try and optimize it any.
we (coders) all went down that road. you learn from it. and as a practice, i almost never optimize while i code at the same time.
also, to get you started on the snap thing, try putting all the points (ends of the line) in an array. it’s quite a hefty process of search and snap, but it’s the best method i can think of right now. ever work with proximity?