The source code is included so anyone can make fine tunings to suit its projects needs.
# / posted on Jun 11, 2008
# / posted on Jun 11, 2008
3D Image Zoom Menu XML AS2
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Started 3 years ago by oxylus
Last reply by Flashtuning
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Really nice work. But you really need to fix the jittery movement! I would buy it if you fixed it.
# / posted on Jun 11, 2008 -
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Hi,
I will add more improvements by the end of this week / beginning of the nest week.
Best regards,
FT
# / posted on Jun 20, 2008
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Hi, I just purchased this and I get a 'failed to open document' when I try and open 3DZoomMenu.fla? Im using Flash 8. The 3DScene_API.fla opens fine.
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Hi,
It would be great if you have Flash CS3 (it was saved using CS3). Anyway I have re-saved the file for Flash 8 and you can simply login and download again the package.
Thanks
FT
# / posted on Jun 20, 2008
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All works fine now, thank you very much for such a quick response!
Cheers,
Krip.
# / posted on Jun 20, 2008 -
I just purchased your product and I like it alot!!! Any way the code can be changed tio allow swf files to be loaded from a CDROM istead of linking to a web url?
# / posted on Jun 25, 2008 -
Anonymous
I just purchased your product and I like it alot!!! Any way the code can be changed tio allow swf files to be loaded from a CDROM istead of linking to a web url?
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Love the menu. How do I configure the XML file to get Image Titles to display?
Thanks for your help
Nick
Trial page here:- http://www.babysleepshop.com/acatalog/home.html
# / posted on Jul 05, 2008 -
Hi,
Thanks for your purchase and nice example.
To set the title just open the .fla file in Flash, go to the menu Movie Clip and enable the showTitle parameter and adjust the titleYOffset parameter (you find these parameters at the bottom of Main Parameters area) to fit your movie.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
# / posted on Jul 05, 2008
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Hi, I've just bought the file... Is it possible that the first image in the XML list, appears when the .swf is loaded : I mean that by default the last image appears on the right, I would to invert the sequence, is it possible?
# / posted on Jul 09, 2008 -
Hi,
The simplest way is to invert the image sequence is to invert the images data from the XML file.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
# / posted on Jul 09, 2008
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Is there a way to always show the images when the zoom menu first loads on a page? as you can see on my site: http://www.bacchuslatebar.co.uk/ , the images zoom right out of the screen when the page loads, so people don't see anything, bit confusing.
All I have done to the current code is change the size of the zoom menu, and adjusted the size of the stage in flash 8, is there something I'm missing?
Thanks in advance,
Krip.
# / posted on Jul 12, 2008 -
Hi,
Nice website. Regarding the images display you can try going to the Main Parameters area inside the menu Movie Clip and adjusting the marginsOffset parameter to a lower value.
Or as a suggestion you can create a little test function that will check if the mouse was or not moved when the movie loads first time, then start the engine handler function only when the mouse was moved.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
# / posted on Jul 13, 2008
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I can not figure out why but when you click away from the flash either to the left or right of the movie the movie jumps from either the first or last image.
Example [ highline[DASH]autos[DOT]com/subscribeb.php ]
# / posted on Jul 21, 2008 -
Hi,
Your mouse position reflects the camera current position. If you are with the mouse in the left end position of your Flash movie you'll see the most left end image and if you're with the mouse in the right end position of the Flash movie you'll see the most right end image. Based on this rule if you click away, then return with the mouse in your Flash movie you'll see the image corresponding to that camera position and you'll see the rest of the images scrolling quick on the right or on the left, depending on your mouse position,
Nice example by the way, I have checked your web address and it works ok.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
# / posted on Jul 22, 2008
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Hi,
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Thanks,
Flashtuning
# / posted on Jul 24, 2008
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I‘m creating a flash presentation, and this menu would be perfect for it. Can it be used to link to items within a flash time line, or is it for external images/urls only?
Thanks!
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Thanks for the quick reply. This menu is awesome, but does it support PNG transparency?
Also, I‘ve set showtitles to 1, but the titles I‘ve set in the config file still don‘t show up.
Thanks for the help!
# / posted on Oct 14, 2008 -
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback.
The transparency works, but you need to disable the useBitmapSmoothing parameter (set it to zero).
If titles don't show up here are some general tips regarding text:
1. If you're using special characters, these unicode characters will work if you use the character itself and specify the XML configuration file as UTF-8 (unicode) format:
Add the following line on top of the XML configuration file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>;
Also make sure to embed the necessary character sets you need. To do so:
a. Edit the title_text Movie Clip from the library and select the Text Field from the stage
b. Click the Embed button from the Properties Panel of the Text Field and select the necessary character sets (you probably need Latin I or Latind Extended variation etc) depending on the language/characters used in your movie.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
# / posted on Oct 14, 2008
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Thanks a ton for the support/feedback. I think I‘ve almost got this thing squared away.
Last question (I hope).
I‘m using the menu inside a project that is wider than the menu itself (menu mask is the size you built it at, project is 400px or so wider).
When I hover over either the far right or far left menu items, they expand and move to the far edges of the scene. This causes a huge gap to appear, as well as some stuttering when hovering over the image.
Is there any way to make the items move to a set amount, as opposed to moving along a curve?
Thanks again.
# / posted on Oct 15, 2008 -
Hi,
To adjust the margins gap try adjusting the value for the marginsOffset parameter and also the mouse speed tweenDecay (maybe lower). Everything else hope to be improved in the next version release.
Best,
FT
# / posted on Oct 15, 2008
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Love the menu. I am also having the stuttering issue. You can see my implementation at www.melodyburgess.com.
It seems the stuttering is most pronounced on the right and left ends of the menu. At those point the icons zoom more to the edge. Once the icon moves the mouse is no longer over it so flash gets confused. Is there a setting which will keep the zoom more centered?
Thanx!!
Melody
# / posted on Nov 20, 2008 -
@melodius:
Thank you for your purchase. Very nice implementation. The zoom is given by the camera perspective (so there is no particular parameter to keep the zoom more centered) but I see you have adjusted the images zoom effect a little bit and it’s nice to see someone adjusting the application this way. All the settings as you can see are in the Main Parameters area inside the .fla file and also inside the 3D Scene Movie Clip controlling the 3D environment. All you can do is to play with various values that you may consider necessary in no particular order till you get closer to what you expect to achieve. We will try to fix the stuttering on the next update.
Best,
FT
# / posted on Nov 21, 2008
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how to go to next page in my project? can you show example. what is the square black on top? thank you very much.
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