BLURSCROLLER

sonicsight: yes it’s AS3

sniper91: I’m not sure what you mean.

weighter: that’s a good question. I did that exact thing in my MediaGallery

All you have to do is stop the slide, give it a new max value, and then apply the slide again. Here’s my actual code for this from my MediaGallery, this is for the album selection:

albumScroller.endSlide(); albumScroller.max = 0 – albumItems.width + this.stage.stageWidth – 15; if (albumScroller.max < 0) albumScroller.slide(“mouse”, 100, this.stage.stageWidth – 100, albumItems);

Sorry, the code pasted weird, here it is again:

albumScroller.endSlide();

albumScroller.max = 0 - albumItems.width + this.stage.stageWidth - 15;

if (albumScroller.max < 0){
    albumScroller.slide("mouse", 100, this.stage.stageWidth - 100, albumItems);
}

I appreciate the kind words. I want everyone to end up with a quality product, so I’m more than willing to help out any way I can.

Not yet, maybe in the coming week.

slahann: sorry for the delayed response. You can do this:

var scroller:BlurScroller = new BlurScroller(target, properties, false);

Or to change it on the fly, you can do this after a scroller has already been created:

scroller.blur = false;

I just tested this and it is working. If you have any other concerns, feel free to email me. I can respond faster that way. Thanks for the purchase.