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<0> And it will be claymation
<1> snakes on a plane doesn't say much about the job customs and excise did. i wonder how they missed snakes.
<0> Right?!
<1> you'd think the sniffer dogs might have had a field day.
<1> or the x-ray man
<0> Post 9-11, someone's gonna hide a crate full of poisonous snakes on a plane? No. No I don't think so.
<0> Then, a plane full of people are going to give two ****s?
<1> "excuse me sir, you appear to be trying to smuggle snakes on the plane. step this way"
<0> Land the plane, everyone sit still.
<0> 20 minute movie.
<1> hahaha
<0> And from the preview frame stills -- and keep in mind, I'm not a zoologist or anything -- those pretty much look like garter snakes and pythons. ... You know.. The opposite of deadly poisonous vipers.
<1> hahaha
<0> And this! The movie has been in development since mid-2004, and will be released August 2006. Hopefully, during these 2 years it takes to get this movie out, someone will retool it to be a lighthearted family comedy about a Hawaiian vacation.
<0> I mean... Are there any deadly snakes in Hawaii? Where did the ******in get deadly snakes from? How did he transport them to Hawaii in the first place? How did he get them hidden on a plane? Most important: Who gives a ****? Why is this movie being made?
<0> Sigh.
<0> tapitnsee - what was the last good movie you saw in the theater?
<1> erm
<1> i liked the narnia film
<1> i know it's a bit lame
<1> but i went, expecting it to be a cringeworthy pos
<0> hehh
<1> and it actually didn;t make me cringe, until father christmas came along
<1> but that was in the book, so that's not so bad i guess.
<0> Yeah. I just cannot gather the energy required to see a movie outside my home.... Horrible films last year. Horrible. And the movie industry blames limewire.
<1> yeah,
<1> i haven't bothered in a very long time
<0> King Kong was an immense disappointment, and the last straw
<1> i used to go.
<1> but now no
<0> I used to go at least once a week to whatever was playing
<1> and now, dvd's have come down in price a lot in the uk
<0> Twas a movie geek, I was
<0> Right. Cheap DVDs, and no talking jack***es in the row behind me, kicking my chair.
<0> And cheaper, better tasting popcorn
<1> so i'd rather browse the dvd sales and spend or on a dvd, which isn't far off the theater
<0> All in the comfort of my home. WITH a smoking section, I might add.
<0> Yeup, I'm with you. I even bought a couple DVDs which ****ed (Saw, anyone?) and after watching it once, I left it in the parking lot at work for anyone else to have.
<0> And still enjoyed the comfort of my home more than going to the theater.
<0> I blame Hollywoof.
<0> wood*
<0> woof, actually, is good.
<0> tapitnsee - Where in the UK are you?
<1> Norwich
<1> east anglia
<0> Groovy. I can see your house on google maps
<0> What the hell is this: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=norwich,+east+anglia,+UK&ll=52.627674,1.291097&spn=0.002406,0.005032&t=k
<1> it's called "the forum"
<1> the bbc broadcast from it
<1> http://www.theforumnorwich.co.uk/
<1> if i have a movie clip object called "AndGate", which contains 3 movie clips with buttonc that set 2 instances of "GateIn", called input1 and input2, then one called "GateOut" with a dynamic text box in a movie clip called "output" with a variable text box variable name "GateOut", can anyone say why my code says "syntax error on l1"?? http://pastebin.sekati.com/?id=Anonymous@b4c74-ca4f2752-t it's to do with /es or dots, and travers
<0> tapitnsee - you don't use : unless declaring a variable
<0> And you cannot declare a var in an if statement
<1> erk
<1> *curses his poor programming skill*
<0> Hehh
<1> so...
<1> to make it work
<0> one sec, I'll modify it
<1> thanks
<1> much appreciated
<1> i can just declare them before the if's
<0> http://pastebin.sekati.com/?id=Anonymous@b4c74-ca4f2752-t
<0> Input1 and INput2 should be declared somewhere else, since they won't have any value unless they have already been declared
<0> and ***igned a value
<1> ok
<2> is it possible to load a external image into flash in flash 6? if so how would I do this? i tried the loader component
<1> i will just check
<0> ZaneGun08 - Yes it is possible
<2> and... how would i go about doing it?
<0> loadMovie is one way.
<0> MovieClipLoader cl*** is another way
<2> do you know where I could get a good tutorial?
<0> The online help has a perfect and full example
<1> hmm, still getting errors, input1 is the name of the movie clip containing GateIn = "0"; and input2 also contains GateIn = "0";
<1> but i don't have a variable called GateIn
<1> i mean input 1 or 2
<1> not gatein. my bad
<0> Oooohhh.
<0> So, Input1.GateIn == "1" && Input2.GateIn == "1"
<1> input 1 and 2 have "children" called gateIn
<1> aah
<1> so it's .
<0> I thought GateIn was an cl*** type you'd defined
<1> that's what i was tryin to figure
<1> no
<1> :( cl***es make me cry
<0> Hehehhh
<1> i have to get my head areound them sharpish too
<0> They're quite lovely once you get the hang of them
<1> i've only come across them in java, but was never a pro
<0> Wave of the future, my friend.
<0> Today: Objects. Tomorrow: The World.
<1> i know it's basic stuff, but i always found it tricky, and got by without learning about them
<0> Not too basic... When I went from linear to event driven programming, I had a meltdown. Then I went to OO programming and had a meltdown. Now I cannot imagine life back in linear non-OO programming.
<3> i am sending and receiving data via xml to an asp file, i execute it x number of times in a for loop however it only responds with the last request ?
<4> i once saw a cd meltdown
<4> that was pretty cool, it got all gooey and ****
<1> hmm. i renamed the output box movie clip "AndOut" so it didn't clash with the output variable in the AS, but i still get an error on Output:AndOut.GateOut = "0";
<1> a cd meltdown?
<0> tapitnsee - stop using :
<1> ok
<0> It's only for declaring new variables
<1> right
<0> var myVar:String = 1
<0> myVar.property = something
<0> myVar.method()
<0> myVar.mysubVar.mySubSubVar.MySubSubMethod()
<0> Always .
<1> aah, ok
<0> coder0101 - how are you sending/receiving the data?
<0> Are you using a single XML object? Are you waiting for the sendAndReceive to finish before starting the next one?
<1> what i want to do is make the variable text box called "gateout" in the clip "AndOutput" display the right number. to do that, i have to set it to = 0, then set it to change if the variable "output" in my AS changes?
<1> hmm. i'm in a right pickle. don't think i'm making sense. sorry
<1> do i use : atall?
<0> [01:13] <+wawb> It's only for declaring new variables
<0> See, you may not realize it, but you are, with Flash, dealing with Objects. You might want to start wrapping your head around that
<5> hey people. I been reading up on using interfaces with my cl*** files to implement and trying to get my head around the concept. Could any tell me what's the major benifit of it?
<0> tommek` - they're handy for proper design... compile time checking of cl***es... Making sure inheritence is implemented correctly kinda things
<5> ok so it more for controlling and structuring large application with lots of cl***?
<0> Sounds about right
<0> Any cl*** that implements this interface must provide definitions for those methods; otherwise, a compiler error results. The interface is like a communication protocol to which all the cl***es must adhere.
<5> ok
<5> now that i understand
<5> thanks again. I'll keep reading into it.
<0> Enjoy
<0> And now! For the sleeping!
<1> thanks for your help
<1> i'm still no nearer,
<1> but at least i know what i need to read
<1> sorry, that sounded rude.
<1> y'know what i mean
<1> aaah! by having a dynamic text box, even if it is empty, it is still declared?
<6> http://ize.badne.ws/SoundQue3.swf
<6> O_o
<7> !Find Rules
<8> anyone got time for a nooba question
<8> in the flash code next to the line number you can press and you get a little read dot next to the line
<8> what does that meen
<7> Lines are highlighted by compilers when there's something wrong with the code, you can also label lines by adding in the red dot to remind you that line may not be complete, or may be an experiment. It's used mainly for debugging etc
<8> so the dot has no funchtion
<9> how do i make it that the colors change without reloading the .swf? http://pastebin.sekati.com/?id=Dopie@f26b0-b760ace0-t
<8> its only a marker ?
<9> anyone help me?
<10> _mis_wrk i think it tells flash to not execute code past that point
<7> Really?
<10> not sure
<10> meh
<7> I've used it before, and no difference.. You may be able to find some info in the help file
<8> hmm
<11> i'm creating a textField at runing time, and i asign to it a value, but i want it to be 100px width, and the height to be as much as necesary to fit all text value
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