MOVIE COUNT DOWN

llygodengoch_2 (Dani):

yes, there is a way to get that accomplished. I’ll look into it and write how (:

To make it a preloader:

it operates on onEnterFrame, therefore some actionscripting needs to be done in order to control it “by hand”.

here’s how I’d do it. (Please treat it as pseudo-code for I have not tested it): [Countdown101.as] private function onEnterFrame() { makeNoise(); } public function setPercent(n:Number,a:Number){ //n – number to display (10-1) : for example //a – angle of the wedge (0-360) numbs.text = n; _wedge.lineStyle(wedgeLineSize,wedgeLineColor,100); _wedge.beginFill(wedgeColor,100); Draw.Wedge(_wedge,0,0,90,-a,_radius); _wedge.endFill(); }

[.fla] function onLoadProgress(mc,l,t){ // place some “extreme” math here to figure out what number to show (10-1) and how much of the “screen” needs to be colored (0-360 deg) cdown.setPercent(7,325) } function onLoadInit(mc){ cdown._visible=false; // or whatever other effect you desire to accomplish (: }

hmm.. the formatting died, sorry, let’s try again:

[Countdown101.as] private function onEnterFrame() { makeNoise(); } public function setPercent(n:Number,a:Number){ //n – number to display (10-1) : for example //a – angle of the wedge (0-360) numbs.text = n; _wedge.lineStyle(wedgeLineSize,wedgeLineColor,100); _wedge.beginFill(wedgeColor,100); Draw.Wedge(_wedge,0,0,90,-a,_radius); _wedge.endFill(); }

[.fla] function onLoadProgress(mc,l,t){ // place some “extreme” math here to figure out what number to show (10-1) and how much of the “screen” needs to be colored (0-360 deg) cdown.setPercent(7,325) } function onLoadInit(mc){ cdown._visible=false; // or whatever other effect you desire to accomplish (: }

nitefire: sure. for autoplay do the following (works with the above file, just an example)

cdown.countFrom=7 cdown.noise=true cdown.shakeFrame=4 cdown.Count();

man, sorry about the enterlessness…

again: cdown.countFrom=7; cdown.noise=true; cdown.shakeFrame=4; cdown.Count();