wallter
I'm preparing an 'SWF visualizations pack' with more than a hundred attractive swf movies for use in flash plugins and I'm willing to offer it for free for download. Also I'm creating an swf time counter that could be used for some parties (New year, etc.) Need some reply from active users about it, like what should be shown etc. Thanks in advance...
geposted Tue 15 Mar 11 @ 4:54 am
thetracker510
Walter...why we don't just call you "Kid Flash" from now on ....he,he
geposted Tue 15 Mar 11 @ 5:55 am
the SOUND INSURGENT
Just a simple Digital Clock would do the trick Walter. Combine the clock with some fireworks and there you go.
Huey
Huey
geposted Tue 15 Mar 11 @ 7:48 am
djnutz
WOW. I just got Adobe CS5 The Master Collection. I also got a gift: Flash CS5 For Dummies. I have been playing with flash and I am excited to take this plugin for a little test drive....
geposted Tue 15 Mar 11 @ 8:08 am
wallter
Good for you, ha ha... Have a sleep sometimes ;-) Flash New Year 2012 Countdown:
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Secret source for lazy maids:
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Secret source for lazy maids:
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geposted Wed 16 Mar 11 @ 9:56 am
the SOUND INSURGENT
Nice Walter will have a go with these when I get home!!
Huey
Huey
geposted Wed 16 Mar 11 @ 10:04 am
wallter
Flash swf for club animations...
Disco ball
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Sexy dancers
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Hands in the air
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Dancing girl silhouette
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Disco ball
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Sexy dancers
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Hands in the air
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Dancing girl silhouette
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geposted Thu 17 Mar 11 @ 3:55 am
the SOUND INSURGENT
@Walter, the last 3 you posted are all of the dancers. There all the same, lol! I think you got your upload mixed up. And the clock isn't showing all the way. Part of the hour is missing. It seems like its pushed way to the left, like almost being pushed out of the picture. The dancers were the same way but only to the right. Not sure if its supposed to be like that or if its my screen??
Is it the same for anybody else
Huey
Is it the same for anybody else
Huey
geposted Thu 17 Mar 11 @ 6:55 am
wallter
Oops, I've been too lazy to pack it in zip, there it is, all together (and Christmass countdown, too):
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You should click on 'Exact fit', 'Show all' or 'No scale' to see how it behaves and than save the pack, so plugin could remember. Hope that Don will tell us more... Will someone be kind and erase my previous post?
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You should click on 'Exact fit', 'Show all' or 'No scale' to see how it behaves and than save the pack, so plugin could remember. Hope that Don will tell us more... Will someone be kind and erase my previous post?
geposted Thu 17 Mar 11 @ 7:30 am
Don Moir
SWF files are designed with some given width and height.
Exact-Fit will stretch this width and height to fit the rectangular area. For example, a circle may become elliptical.
Show-All will stretch the width and height, but the proportions will be maintained. A circle will always be a circle.
No-Scale does not stretch. Some SWF files do their own scaling and width and height based on the container size they are given. In other words, all this is calculated on the fly. Mostly you will not need to use this setting because many SWF files are not designed this way but some are.
This initial setting is picked up by the plugin if it has been set in the SWF file but it almost never is so the default is Show-All just like it is when the SWF is run elsewhere.
Most timeline based SWF files work best with Show-All or Exact fit. Some SWF files that are programmed using ActionScript can work with any setting if they are designed to do so.
Whatever setting you choose will be saved by the plugin.
Don
Exact-Fit will stretch this width and height to fit the rectangular area. For example, a circle may become elliptical.
Show-All will stretch the width and height, but the proportions will be maintained. A circle will always be a circle.
No-Scale does not stretch. Some SWF files do their own scaling and width and height based on the container size they are given. In other words, all this is calculated on the fly. Mostly you will not need to use this setting because many SWF files are not designed this way but some are.
This initial setting is picked up by the plugin if it has been set in the SWF file but it almost never is so the default is Show-All just like it is when the SWF is run elsewhere.
Most timeline based SWF files work best with Show-All or Exact fit. Some SWF files that are programmed using ActionScript can work with any setting if they are designed to do so.
Whatever setting you choose will be saved by the plugin.
Don
geposted Thu 17 Mar 11 @ 2:31 pm
PangolinPlugins
Great work Walter!!
Best regards,
William Benner
Best regards,
William Benner
geposted Thu 17 Mar 11 @ 2:41 pm
wallter
It's a pleasure, not work ;-) I've been waiting for a plugin like this, so VDJ could became a tool for me. I'm on a way to buy it, honestly on a live gigs I've always used ClubDJ, it sucks a big time, but never crashes down. Only it's not fair from them to ask people more money after changing skin, so sad... VDJ is in constant developing, strange thing these days...
geposted Thu 17 Mar 11 @ 3:37 pm
wallter
Let's move on... A big bunch of swf's could be merged into one swf, allowing you to concentrate on audio mixing and forget about visuals. Here's an example, 5 swf's merged into one (click on NO SCALE before playing):
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geposted Fri 18 Mar 11 @ 5:23 am
wallter
Another one... A few swf's could be merged into one swf file, but playing in the same time (in layers). Visuals are richer, still everything is transparent so there can be a music video showing through. (put NO SCALE on). Enjoy!
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geposted Fri 18 Mar 11 @ 7:31 am
wallter
Just got some immoral offers, but i cannot reject it... so this is the last post from me. Made a 3d virtual dancer in iClone and removed background to make it fully transparent. Converted to FLV (transparent) so you could use it in plugin. It's really magic... 300 MB to 700 kb... and still the same ;-)
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geposted Fri 18 Mar 11 @ 8:41 am
the SOUND INSURGENT
Walter your a beast!!
Nice work!!
Huey
Nice work!!
Huey
geposted Fri 18 Mar 11 @ 9:09 am
wallter
Yeah, my gf always says so... ;-) Hope someone will go further and get VDJ out of the bedrooms!
geposted Fri 18 Mar 11 @ 9:17 am
wallter
Explored variation of previous 3d virtual dancer file. See it in action over music video:
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Download here (6,5 MB)
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This could be used in clipbank too, with some soniques in the background.
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Download here (6,5 MB)
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This could be used in clipbank too, with some soniques in the background.
geposted Sat 19 Mar 11 @ 4:36 am
wallter
3D virtual hip hop dude dancing... and if you put some brighter music video in the background, you'll see his own shadow moving...
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geposted Sat 19 Mar 11 @ 10:35 am
Don Moir
Like the fact that the disco dude goes back to a starting position so the loop is seamless.
Don
Don
geposted Sat 19 Mar 11 @ 10:51 am
