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MYBITMAPPLAY (XML)

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A cool actionscript controlled transition effect powered by fuseKit.

Features:

  • Load an image or swf file and still enjoy the effect!
  • Set transition direction for each. Top, bottom, left, right or to the center.
  • Sequential preloader provided.
  • Easy to customize and manage. XML based.

Here are some of the settings you can play with in the xml itself:
  • overallWidth=”590” : overall width area
  • overallHeight=”300” : overall height area
  • xParticles=”7” : number of image pieces horizontally
  • yParticles=”5” : number of image pieces vertically
  • blurAmount=”50” : blur amount when pieces moving
  • scaleTo=”40” : in percentage, from 100% to your given amount
  • moveSpeed=”0.5” : transition speed with automated delay calculated from your given amount
  • randomRotaion=”90” : pieces random rotation range while zooming off
  • launchLinkTarget=”_blank” : link target, “_blank” to open link in new window, “_self ” to open in same window

Example of an item in XML
<img>
    <title>Tools of the trade</title>
    <file>images/img1.jpg</file>
    <launch>http://www.flashden.net</launch>
    <moveType>u</moveType>
</img>

moveType: direction images pieces move to. 
You may use u(up), d(down), l(left), r(right) or c(center).


Note:You will need FuseKit installed to get this file to work, it is very easy to install, dont worry :) you can get it for free here



Posted 8 months ago

Nope, still renders it in the middle of the .swf online. Locally, it’s normal. Wonder what’s going on…

Posted 7 months ago

i have it randomizing order. I don’t really know what i’m doing – but this works for me.

// Create a function to randomize ‘myArray’ function randomArray() { r = function () { return random(2)*2-1; }; imgArray.sort®; }

Posted 4 months ago