Flash question - DPChallenge Forums

02/16/2005 06:11:12 PM · #1

Does anyone now how to make a photo to zoom in flash? if yes is it to hard to make with a panoramic photo i have, it's just one photo.
I would appreciate some help so i can share this great panoramic i have, with out the zoom it does not have any fun. :)

02/16/2005 06:40:52 PM · #2

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02/16/2005 07:28:32 PM · #3

If you are familiar with Flash I would suggest downloading some open source and break it down to see how its done. I would suggest going to //www.flashkit.com and then clicking Movies then enter ZOOM in the search area. I know flash pretty well so you can msg if you have any questions and I will try my best to help.

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02/16/2005 07:30:11 PM · #4

oh well somebody helped out lets see if i can make it... i'll go check it out... thanks a lot.

Travis99

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02/16/2005 07:34:06 PM · #5

I would think maybe a motion tween from a smaller photo to a larger photo. Thats how I would do it. If thats what your talking about.

aronya1

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02/16/2005 07:38:12 PM · #6

I agree. Have done that before with text. Should be the same with an image. Be sure to post your results.

02/16/2005 07:38:29 PM · #7

Originally posted by Travis99:

I would think maybe a motion tween from a smaller photo to a larger photo. Thats how I would do it. If thats what your talking about.

I thought the same thing at first but I think since he is talking about panorama that he means there would be user input, such as zooming in on certain spots instead of a predetermined spot or a whole image zoom at once. :o)

02/16/2005 07:38:30 PM · #8

not really you now like those gigabyte pictures, on the site you can zoom in and zoom out, would that be better to do in flash or shockwave?
Maybe it's too complicated for me. :(

Message edited by author 2005-02-16 19:38:52.

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02/16/2005 07:39:57 PM · #9

I think THIS is what you are looking for? I would be pretty simple to do in flash if you know it.

aznym

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02/16/2005 07:41:17 PM · #10

You can even do it in javascript with HTML (DHTML), and in flash ActionScript which is almost Javascript).
Not that I have been writing them all my life, but I have seen it and tried it.

02/16/2005 07:42:44 PM · #11

Originally posted by aerogurl:

I think THIS is what you are looking for? I would be pretty simple to do in flash if you know it.

Thats what i want... i saw that tutorial but in my flash it doesn't open... :(

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02/16/2005 07:43:29 PM · #12

Originally posted by xion:

You can even do it in javascript with HTML (DHTML), and in flash ActionScript which is almost Javascript).
Not that I have been writing them all my life, but I have seen it and tried it.

I don't now dhtml nor action script i only now the basics thats why i'm saying it might be very complicated to me. :(

aznym

Fujifilm X-T3

02/16/2005 07:55:17 PM · #13

As suggested before, Flashkit might have a free script that you can open and edit yourself to your taste. Usually these files come with a readme file with instructions on what and how you can edit them.

Places line //www.hotscripts.com would have loads of free scripts of different types you can use for various things.

02/16/2005 07:58:14 PM · #14

Originally posted by Discraft:

Originally posted by aerogurl:
I think THIS is what you are looking for? I would be pretty simple to do in flash if you know it.

Thats what i want... i saw that tutorial but in my flash it doesn't open... :(

You might need FlashMX to open it... try looking on that site for scripts for the version of Flash you currently have. I'm sure there are some for Flash 5 or even Flash 4.

Message edited by author 2005-02-16 19:58:35.

02/16/2005 07:58:59 PM · #15

Originally posted by aerogurl:

Originally posted by Discraft:

Originally posted by aerogurl:
I think THIS is what you are looking for? I would be pretty simple to do in flash if you know it.

Thats what i want... i saw that tutorial but in my flash it doesn't open... :(

You might need FlashMX to open it... try looking on that site for scripts for the version of Flash you currently have. I'm sure there are some for Flash 5 or even Flash 4.

I have flash mx. :)

02/16/2005 08:07:23 PM · #16

download the zip file, (use winzip) extract it, open the .fla in MX :)