ActionScript 3.0 :: Color Picker Component Background Color
Nov 1, 2009
Is it possible to change the background color of AS3 Color Picker component using AS3? It is always black behind the swatches and I would prefer it be white but even after alternating the skins in the library it always appears black. For example, I would like the swatch to initially be a circle which I have done and have it open to a grid of circular swatches. I have done this but an overpowering black box always appears below.
Is it possible to change the background color of AS3 Color Picker component using AS3? It is always black behind the swatches and I would prefer it be white but even after alternating the skins in the library it always appears black.For example, I would like the swatch to initially be a circle which I have done and have it open to a grid of circular swatches.
I am looking for RGB, for example, 0.5 0.5 0.5, for a gray color.Is there a chance the RGB parameters are hidden somewhere or is there a conversion function at least?
Does anybody know of a good, free downloadable colorpicker component for as3? I don't want to use the one by jumpeye components, so I was wondering if their was a better free/cheap one. I really don't like the default colorpicker in the flash IDE.
I'm currently making a color picker (pretty standard one, pretty much the same as photoshop with less options at the moment: still in early stage). Here's the picture of the actual thing : [URL] The problem is : to retrieve the color of the pixel that is under the color selector (the small one, the other is the mouse), I have this line that I thought would do it :
Just to clarify the code, I simply use the coordinates of the selector in order to create a new HSB Color (saturation is represented on the X axis and brightness (value) on the Y axis of such a color picker). I then convert this HSB Color to Hexadecimal and assign it to a property. The hue is always set to 0 at the moment but this is irrelevant as I only work with pure red to test. It partially does what I wanted, but the returned color values are inversed for most of the corners:
I am building a line drawing movie where I would like the user to be able to change colors using the AdvColorPicker I downloaded from Sephiroth.it.I don't know how to write the code that will change the line color upon picking one from the AdvColorPickerHere is the actionsript for the line drawing:
ActionScript Code: colors.onMouseDown = function() { if (1) {
All I want to do is get rid of the background color in a list component, but I would prefer not to edit any skins or themes. I tried setting myComponent.background = false but that didn't help.
I have an image and i want to remove white color from image.That removing color is same like its background color. If anybody have any idea of this problem please answer?And my application in Flex 3 so please send me action script code of this problem.
I have a dynamic textfield that displays different text. What I want is the ability to control both the text color and the background color of the textfield.
So i'm working on this website and I want to be able to switch out the entire color scheme on the website everytime a button is pressed, I've stepped away from flash for awhile and actionscript 3 is new me. Plus I haven't quite found any truely useful stuff on forums yet.
What i can't figure out is when a button is pressed the HTML background color changes to one of 5 preselected colors (that alternate ever time the button is pressed). Then for each background change the text changes too as it is part of a entire new color scheme.
What I've managed so far is to change the color of the background thats within the Flash file. What i did was to make a movie clip that plays to a next frame and stop everytime the button is pressed. Now i just need to also get to change the HTML color and the font colors.
//"homeText" being the name of dynamic text field and "Button" the name of the button and "background" being the movie clip that is the background within the flash file.
Button.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, Button_CLICK); function Button_CLICK(e:MouseEvent):void{ background.play(); homeText.TextFormat(color "0x000000");}
I'm not sure if my code is just sloppy or if i'm completely going the wrong route here.
I'm trying to change the background color of a TextArea Component.Does anyone know how to do this?
function processXML(e:Event):void { var strTextBox:String; myText.visible=true; myText.setStyle("contentBackgroundColor", 0x000000); //Does not work..nor does myText.setStyle("backgroundColor",0x000000); myXML = new XML(e.target.data); strTextBox = "<a href='" + myXML.Branch[0].linkURL + "'> More Info...</a>"; myText.htmlText=strTextBox;}
I'm using the bit101 components for flash in as3, and I have a window with a white background color. I want to make that color semi-transparent. If I set the alpha for the window, everything inside the window is also semi-transparent. I just want the background. How do I accomplish this? This is my code:
I'm created multiple instances of the basic color picker component, using a library linked color picker.I was wondering if there is any way to change what colors are available in the swatch?
I have a color picker which I set usingMenu.ColorPicker.selectedColor = 0x339900;It displays the correct color when ran. If trytrace(Menu.ColorPicker.selectedColor);it traces 0. Why is this? Even stranger is later I set some xml parameters using
I'm trying to make a color picker / swatch similar to the one in flash but I can't seem to go in the right direction, there are 6x6x6 colors to be displayed in order, from top left 000000 to bottom right FFFFFF.In each 6x6 square, horizontal adds Green, vertical adds Blue, each 6x6 square adds a shade of red.The hex values for a color are : 00,33,66,99,CC,FF. each of them adds 1/5 of 255(51) to the color...I've got the drawing part ok but what I'm missing is an array of color...
HTML Code: function drawGradientBox(size:uint, col:Array, alph:Array, rat:Array, matRot:Number):Sprite { var sp:Sprite = new Sprite(); var mat:Matrix = new Matrix();
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but i want it to look like the flash color picker component where all colors are divided:i forgot to mention that i dont want to use flash components
When Flash starts up, the default color picker looks like this: I have accidentally somehow made mine look like this:And I have no idea how I did this, how to do it again, or how to get it back to the default.
All my web searches come up with a lot of stuff about coding my own color pickers or importing new ones and stuff. I just want to switch between these two modes: I would like mine back to the default, and my coworker would like hers (stuck on the default!) to look like mine.
Is there a color picker for actionscript in Flash Builder 4? It is very annoying to create custom components in actionscript without being able to get color codes in from Flash builder itself.As of right now I have to get color codes from the internet or Photoshop.
I have read all threads on color picker keyword on this site.Some of them includes links to components and some of them does not contain useful information.
Does anyone here had an experince on creating dynamic color picker?I need key points and design issues to consider to program colorpicker class with AS 2.0.
I'm currently working on a project where people can drag different symbols (man, woman, house, building, etc) onto a stage to create a graphical representation of a scenario.
I have been able to make draggable classes with different symbols. What I'm finding difficult is the ability to dynamically change these instanced classes using the color picker.
Example: Let's say the user has added two "man" symbols (being external classes) onto the stage. How would I code the ability for the user to change the color of one man symbol to red and the other to blue. I'm finding it quite difficult to achieve this since both man symbols are from the same class.
I am using the color picker from flash UI components set 4. All is well except when I use the getValue() command for the color picker it returns the decimal form of the color and I would like to obtain the hexadecimal instead. The text box of the color picker outputs the color in hex, but I can�t seem to obtain the text field output. Does anyone know how to do this?
I am using the color picker from flash UI components set 4. All is well except when I use the getValue() command for the color picker it returns the decimal form of the color and I would like to obtain the hexadecimal instead. The text box of the color picker outputs the color in hex, but I cant seem to obtain the text field output.
"I have a series of pictures, there'll be a color palette by the side of the pictures. A user can select a colour from the palette and the picture will take on that colour".