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    Default My first Flash Export...

    I never really played with the Flash export feature during the beta preview. Now that I've paid for Pro I figured that I'd better start using this new major feature.

    The attachment is my first go. It features fades between three bitmaps. I wish it could support more than just mix transparency as a stained glass one would likely be very useful.

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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    I don't know if this info is any use Ross. I used stained glass on the rectangle with a 50% transparency applied.
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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    Are you sure about the stained glass transparency? I think it switches it to a mix transparency. By default it will give you an alert that stained glass transparency can't be used -- I think it is one of those alerts that you can check to not have it display any more. Perhaps you told it you didn't want to see the error??

    I attach another version of the trike...

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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    Very impressive renderings there Ross. You're correct, Flash only handles mix transparency. Any other type is just imported as Mix.
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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    Quote Originally Posted by Ross Macintosh View Post
    Are you sure about the stained glass transparency? I think it switches it to a mix transparency. By default it will give you an alert that stained glass transparency can't be used -- I think it is one of those alerts that you can check to not have it display any more. Perhaps you told it you didn't want to see the error??

    I attach another version of the trike...

    Regards, Ross
    You are probably right Ross I tend to ignore these warnings as it semed to work as drawn. I do like your trike drawing though.Hold on I checked it again and saved under another name there were no warnings at all. try it for yourself
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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    Norman,

    When I open your xar file all the rectangles have a Mix transparency. There's no Stained Glass transparency in the file.
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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    Transparencies are converted to mix when exported to a .swf file.

    The two cyan ellipses are transparent over a red rectangle.

    In the work area the portions over the rectangle are medium gray for mix trans. and deep red (blood red) for stained glass trans.

    When exported to .swf both become mix transparency.
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    Unhappy Re: My first Flash Export...

    I know it's been a while since I've posted here so I'm a bit rusty on this .swf thang ...

    How do I view one? I have both Flash & Shockwave browser plugins installed & am running Firefox 2 but nothing happens when I click on an swf??
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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    I find it easier to use a standalone swf viewer. There are several around. In fact, there was a recent thread about them. The one I use is Swiff Player. http://www.globfx.com/products/swfplayer/
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    Default Re: My first Flash Export...

    Quote Originally Posted by amoore View Post
    I find it easier to use a standalone swf viewer. Th.......................................hem. The one I use is Swiff Player. [/url]
    Thanks ~ Works like a charm!
    Much appreciated
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