ActionScript 3.0 :: Difference Between .x,.y And .X,.Y Of A Movieclip?
Jan 29, 2011difference between .x,.y and .X,.Y of a movieclip?What I mean, I want to know what happens when something like
my_mc.x = my_mc.X;
what does it mean?
difference between .x,.y and .X,.Y of a movieclip?What I mean, I want to know what happens when something like
my_mc.x = my_mc.X;
what does it mean?
what is the difference between MovieClip and Sprite?
View 1 RepliesWhat is the difference between a movieclip and a sprite. Why some programmers using sprite instead of a movieclip? What is the advantage of using sprite? Can we use sprite in the stage? Will the sprite reduce the space occupation than a mc?
View 3 RepliesWhat is the difference between Stage and MovieClip? They are both display objects, right?I have a MovieClip "A" containing a MovieClip "B", (so A is B's parent; and B is being shown inside A);I did a trace, B.parent.name is "A"; and B.stage.name is "null".
View 3 RepliesWhat is the difference bettween addChild and the movieclip which is in the movieclip.we can get those instance from getChildAt() but as per the internal movieclip we can get instance from "mc.mcInternal".But when i addChild in "mc" we unable to get that instance from this method "mc. mcInternal".what is the diffecenct between addChild and internal movieclip.
View 3 RepliesI am creating game which involves some billiard-like balls to bounce on the screen. I created a MovieClip with only one frame which represented the ball, exported it to the class, extended it to my needs and animated it using Event.ENTER_FRAME. It works fine, but there is something that confuses me -- both, the stage and the ball have only one frame each, so I don't quite understand how Event.ENTER_FRAME works... I mean, if there are no keyframes, how is done the animation? If I used already animated MovieClip, I would have to add keyframes, right?
View 4 Replieswhat are the differences between '.this' and '.stage'?
View 4 RepliesWhat are the main differences between the versions?
View 3 Repliesi am intermediate programmer.but i think that has ended 2 days before when i came across a simple while loop.which i can't figure it out how the stuff works..[code]from 1 - 9 ,that is (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9);I want to know difference between pre and post additions in the loops.if the first program adds the increment value after each loop , then why didn't it prints the (0) value. and i also want to know that ,Why this methods does not have any difference on for loops....
View 9 RepliesWhat's the difference between if, while and do..while besides the way they are presented?
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Both are working, can be used, but I'd like to ask what's the difference between '}' and '};'. Let me know if I asked something very stupid.
View 4 RepliesBut what is the difference between [] and (). I used () in the random letters tutorial and it didn't work. When i used [] it worked.
View 2 Replieswhat's the difference between for example:
var H:int;
var _H:int;
I am trying to load random external SWF's using XML. I'm not having any problems loading JPG files, but the SWF's just won't load. Is there a difference between JPG's and SWF's when loading using loadMovie? Pointers to tutorials or pages in the manual would be great.
Here's a snippet of the code:
[AS]
function firstImage() {
if (p<(total-1)) {
p=random(total);
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I was looking for the difference between the different content types in Flash CS3/CS4 - Browser/Screen Saver/Application etc - especially it's capabilities and limitations. Of interest are Standalone player and Application.
View 3 RepliesEach line in the dynamic textbox has 15 characters, and yet you can notice the difference in the length(between each line).
I want to make the length of each line look same if they have same number of charaters.
Suppose I'm building a game where your ship moves with left/right keys.I assign a speed variable which is the number of pixels the ship will move when you press one of the said keys.Currently (on the tutorial I'm following) I have:
Quote:
static const speed:Number = 150.0
Can't I just replace it:
Quote: var speed:int = 150
Also, what's the difference between var a:Number and var a:int? And is there any important reason to add the .0 in 150.0?
I was just wondering what the difference between these two is.
View 1 RepliesWhat is the Difference between macromedia flash and flash cs4. What is the Advantage of Flash cs4. Why Flash CS4 came..?
View 4 RepliesWhat is the difference between set and get functionality?
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View 8 Repliesdifference between XML and XMLList in my example code? I am passing a node to the function and extracting the url of the file:
private function getFile(node:XMLList):String {
var file:String;
for(var i:uint=0; i<node.children().length(); i++) {
trace("Test 1: "+node.children()[i].@id);
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Why do I have to have 'current' as XML and not as XMLList? I thought XMLList's with length == 1 are handled as XML's anyway, aren't they?
Just want to clear a very basic doubt am having for quite some time.
Is LCDS and FDS the same
What differences are there betwee Flash CS4 and Flex, besides the GUI of Flash?
View 3 RepliesI have heard different things in forums but unable to find a concrete answer on the difference between obj[name] and obj.name. Does the compiler treat them differently?
View 3 Replieswhat is the difference between skin and CSS??Why it is better to use skin over CSS in Flex.
View 2 RepliesJust wanted to know if someone can explain the difference between these two conditionals:
if ( !object )
if ( object == null )
where object is an instance of a user-defined class.I'm sure that these two cannot be used in an interchangeable manner, or are they?
can someone describe these 3 technologies, the differences between the, and how they relate to each other?
View 2 RepliesAny way to know in the code which platform you are on?
View 1 RepliesI need a small clarification. infact i want to know the exact difference between "import fl." and "import flash." ??
import fl.events.*;
import flash.events.*;
at what point of time we will use fl. and flash. ?? or in what cases do we use those ??