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flash and actionscript?!

Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 01:30
by wisefox
hi there

i am new in actionscript... where shall i look to understand variables and rparameter applicable in resolume>?

thanks

lewise

[Edited on 22-3-2006 by wisefox]

Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 09:57
by hovnajs
I found useful example after installing Resolume 2.0. In directory with Resolume 2.0 is directory \flash where are two usefull examples with source code flashparams.fla(pure flash) and bars.fla(action sript ).

I don't know why arent'n these files also in Resolume 2.3...

Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 18:12
by Anonymous
Hey cheers...sorry for the late reply...i was away.... I have quickly checked, without success.
when i import them in resolume and change the parameters, nothing happens?!

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 07:53
by edwin
Hi,
it seems that we forgot to include the flash param examples in the release of 2.3.
We did include those files in 2.0.
Anyway i uploaded the files to our server, and you can download them here:
http://www.resolume.com/download/flashExamples.zip

If you use the files make sure you set the channels to the flash timeline mode (right click channel and choose flash for the timeline mode) in wich you put the files.
The first file, 'flashparams.swf' listens to the four parameters wich can be accessed by right clicking the channel. You won't see anything before you actually start changing the parameters, especially the fourth parameter is important because that's the alpha value. Anyway play around with the parameters and you will see what it does.

The second file 'bars.fla' will only show anything when a sound is playing on your computer because it listens to the FFT data wich resolume sends to flash. No music no FFT.

The source of both files is of course included. These files a merely for demonstration purposes, visually they are not interesting at all i'm afraid.

Cheers
Edwin

Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 17:25
by wisefox
thanks guys... i am new in actioncript... those files will be a good starting point... at least i hope

le wise

PS: it will be nice to have more documentation on that subject though