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for (var i:uint = 1; i < = 10; i + + ) {
var boxClass:Class = getDefinitionByName( myBox + i) as Class;
var box:myBox = new boxClass();
addChild(box);
}

getDefinitionByName comes under flash.utils package .

A lot of useful stuff is there. Just check it yourselves.

What is?

The TextAnim is an open source code for dynamic text animation in Flash – ActionScript 3, it’s events based and tween engine independent.

How does it work?

The library has no ready-made animation, the idea is only break apart the TextField (split TextField) and dispatch blocks sequence, to be free to make the animation you want. Doesn’t matter which tween engine that you like: Tweener, BTween, GTween, Tweensy, TweenLite (…)

Just don’t forget to embed the font that you want to use.

Hi this is one of my class files i usually use. Just 3 lines of code makse an xml slideshow/fadeshow with editable speed and delay. What you need to do is import my class and write the code as below

import com.flashmadlab.imgFader;
var m:MovieClip = new imgFader(“images.xml”,2,3);
addChild(m);

And your as3 xml slideshow is ready if you have the images.xml is set in the below format

<images>
<image>flash_images/1.jpg</image>
<image>flash_images/2.jpg</image>
</images>

Below is the documented code and You can download the source files here : 3lineSlider_src

import com.flashmadlab.*;
var m:MovieClip = new imgFader(“images.xml”,2,5,{type:”slide”,width:null,height:null,preloader:null}); // type:”fade” or “slide” or “pngFade”
addChild(m);
//imgFader(xmlName:String,fadeDuration:Number,delayBetweenSlides:Number,[params]);
//type:”slide” can have 3 values
//type:”fade” for fading images instead sliding
//type:”pngFade” for png file fadeshow
//width:null can be replaced with a number ie:width:300 height can also be a number
//preloader:specify a movieClip name and it will scale on imageLoade Prgress.

And The demo here http://flashmadblog.com/preview_src/slideshow/

Flash/AS3.0 XML Accordion
Flash/AS3.0 Accordion Class

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I would like to know your comments on this step.

Got from a google result while i was searching for proportional scaling in as3 for an office project.  really simple and reusable.

function scale_uniform(photo:MovieClip) {
photo.width = stage.stageWidth;
photo.height = stage.stageHeight;
( photo.scaleX > photo.scaleY ) ? photo.scaleY = photo.scaleX : photo.scaleX = photo.scaleY;
}

Today i was looking for a image panning script in as3 and there was less scripts available. Many are broken and only one directional panning. So i thought to write one as3 image panning function which will move in x and y directions smoothly. Hope this will be helpful to many people who searching like me. I did searches on google with keywords “image panning as3, image panning class as3, image panning on mouse move ..etc etc… Any way this script is tested OK and you can use on your projects .

The function is simple : Target is your movieClip, speed is X speed and speed1 is Y speed. If you want to use a mask then just replace all stage.stageWidth codes with maske width and height.

DOWNLOAD SAMPLE HERE

Note: the code below may not work due to html formatting. [Some invisible characters coming up] . So download the sample file above.

function panThisImage(target:MovieClip, speed:Number,speed1:Number, dir:int) {
var mousePercent:Number = mouseX / stage.stageWidth;
var mousePercent1:Number = mouseY / stage.stageHeight;
stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE, panImage);
target.cacheAsBitmap = true;

function panImage(E:MouseEvent):void {
var mSpeed:Number;
var mSpeed1:Number;
mousePercent = mouseX / stage.stageWidth;
mousePercent1 = mouseY / stage.stageHeight;
if (dir == 1) {
mSpeed = 1 – mousePercent;
} else {
mSpeed = mousePercent;
}
if (dir == 1) {
mSpeed1 = 1 – mousePercent1;
} else {
mSpeed1 = mousePercent1;
}
target.destX = Math.round(-((target.width – stage.stageWidth) * mSpeed));
target.destY = Math.round(-((target.height – stage.stageHeight) * mSpeed1));
if (target.hasEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME)) {
target.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, del);
}
target.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, del);

}
function del(E:Event):void {
if (Math.abs(target.x – target.destX) <= 1) {
target.x = Math.round(target.destX);
target.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, arguments.callee);
} else {
target.x += (target.destX – target.x) * (speed / 100);
}
if (Math.abs(target.y – target.destY) <= 1) {
target.y = Math.round(target.destY);
target.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, arguments.callee);
} else {
target.y += (target.destY – target.y) * (speed1 / 100);
}
}
}
panThisImage(imgLoader, 2,2, 0);