Re: A Panning Shot in Flash?

[Bryan Douglas Wilhite]

I'm not sure what's going on here. Is there a complete discussion of this

on a Flasher web page?


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From: John Croteau <croteauerols [dot] com>

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To: flashershocker [dot] com

> Subject: Re: A Panning Shot in Flash?

> Date: Tuesday, March 03, 1998 4:15 PM

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> Re Bryan and all,

>   I touched on this before.

> If you are using the default scaling option Showall and set height (y)

> and width (x) as 100%, the movie canvas will maintain its aspect ratio

> as set in the authoring enviroment. Only one parameter (x or y) will

> fill the screen at 100% (unless the aspect ratio of the browser frame is

> exactly the same as canvas). The other dimension parameter will display

> the canvas width with space on the sides. The space on the sides is not

> neccessarily empty it could be filled with the Flash that originally

> appeared off the edges of the canvas in the authoring enviroment (if

> there is nothing off canvas it will be blank). If you are panning

> horizonally and the aspect ratio is such that the x fills the browser

> frame before the y, then the left and right edges will be the same as in

> the authoring enviroment. There is some small variation between various

> browsers.

> 

> If you need an exact cut-off, use top level screens (one on the left and

> one on the right) to cover all the graphics that appear off the edges of

> the canvas. Align filled rectangles to both the left and the right edges

> of the canvas.

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