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OEF Flash CS3 Tutorials: 360 view

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Uploaded by on Sep 19, 2008

In this tutorial you'll learn how to create a 360 degree view using Adobe Flash CS3. I use ActionScript to go back and forth between frames.

http://onenterflash.blogspot.com

-waarith abdul-majeed

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  • CAN YOU PLEASE RE-UPLOAD OR RE-DO.,.. THIS TUTORIAL MAN, HD PLEASE!

    WEE NEED IT :D

  • CAN I MAKE A GAME WITH THIS? and send fla file

  • the new ixtreme lt+ 1.1! Download --> youtube.com/watch?v=mScD1j1Fol­E

  • @tupsugirl

    i think your code ,in line 2, is wrong

    wrong >>>> var frameTo.Number=0;

    right >>>>>  var frameTo:Number=0;

  • @crom86

    try it on Action Script 3

  • hi. I've been trying to do this but what happens after I write the actionscript? Because when I do it it all goes wrong. The images start flashing really fast on the screen, I have no control over it!

    Please help!

    thanks

  • What if i have 4 pics for the sides and one for the top and one for the bottom, I mean, like a cube. How do I create a panoramic with that?

  • Hey crom86 not sure but if you just did a copy/paste from your actionscript window no wonder, looks like you misspelled the addEventListener part:

    you typed: addEventLisentner(Event.ENTER_ FRAME,goto);

    That's why it won't highlight!

    Hope that fixes the problem.

    Cheers

  • hey man your tutorila was great thanks!! I did everything but my code doesnt work : ( any chance of some help from you?this is my code...the only difference from yours (I think) is that the addeventlistener doesnt highlight :(

    thanks for your help man.

    cam.stop();

    var frameTo:Number=0;

    addEventLisentner(Event.ENTER_­FRAME,goto);

    function goTo(e:Event) :Void{ frameTo=int(mousex/stage.stage­width*cam.totalFrames)+1; cam.gotoAndStop(frameTo);

    }

  • Does this work with 3 pictures?

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