RE: FLASH:dragging on a restricted curve?

[Mountain, Mike J]

A lot of work when no benefit is given over simply tracking the vertical

co'ords of the mouse...stray away from the path and it still drags. What are

the benefits of using the equation....unless you're going to introduce

sinusoidal curves and hyperbole?


That would be interesting. 


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+ From: bhallfigleaf [dot] com [bhallfigleaf [dot] com (mailto:bhallfigleaf [dot] com)]

++ Sent: 08 March 2000 15:31

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+ To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

++ Subject: RE: FLASH:dragging on a restricted curve?

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++ 

++ You can also do this matematically using equations for the 

++ curve... I have

++ done such with half a circle... though I am also working 

++ with a version

++ which will actually measure angles...

++ 

++ http://www.figleaf.com/development/flash4/curve.swf

++ 

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