RE: FLASH: Puzzle

[JGL]

One suggestion/approach is to cut out your pieces using your favorite vector

or bitmap editing software, depending upon your image format.

Import those images to flash and create seperate symbols that will drag and

dock to the appropriate location. Let the lines exist until the last image

is in place and when that happens, tween a new (higher) layer of the

composite image over the assembled sections.

I have not made a puzzle before but the above approach popped in my head as

a possible way I would endeavor such a feat . . .


HTH

JGL

 ----- Original Message -----

>

From: "Victor Villen" <kek0hotmail [dot] com>

> > Hi...

> >

> > Today I've done a Flash Puzzle Game, but now it works I question a

> thing... Is there any way to cut a Broken Image into pieces and converting

> that pieces to a symbol each one without having to do it with the Lasso

tool

> and piece after piece?

> >

> > I've tried to make the pieces shapes with lines and then selecting the

> zone delimited by those lines, but as it's a broken image it doesn't

select

> all the zone, only the selected color...





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