If you just want to view SWF or exe files in full-screen mode, all you have to do is open the file and press Ctrl+F. When you want to close the file, press Ctrl+Q.
If you would like to view a Flash file in full-screen mode as soon as it is opened, you should first open the flash source file (.Fla file). After that, give the following actionscript in the first frame of the flash movie:
When you specify true, Flash Player is set to full-screen mode. If you specify false, the player returns to normal menu view.
I know that you only asked for full-screen mode but allowscale is very advantageous. Many flash artists use it when they give the full-screen mode actionscript.
When you specify false for allowscale, the player is set so that the SWF file is always drawn at its original size and can’t be scaled. By Specifying true, the SWF file is scaled to 100% of the player. This way, you can see all your images and text in 100%!
So nihal I think you are flash programer. I have a small doubt, how to multiply an object while moving the pointer. Actually I'm doing my personal site, so help me.
Thanks
This post was last modified: 12-30-2007 04:37 PM by Nihal.
So nihal I think you are flash programer. I have a small doubt, how to multiply one object while moving the pointer. Actually I'm doing my personal site, so help me.
Thanks
Hi Tony
Could you please be more clear. Did you want it to be as a mouse pointer with trails kinda or do you wanna duplicate something in the stage as you move the mouse?
Mathew
nihal forgot one very important thing,
the fscommand("fullscreen", "true"); works only when you exporting your flash as a projector, EXE file.
you can find it on the publish screen.
one more thing that i find important that you know is that you can't loadmovie SWF (movieclipName.loadmovie) files to the projector file.
This post was last modified: 12-30-2007 04:24 PM by Nihal.
Hey, Did I hear someone saying we cannot load movies into projectors??...
Pls chk out the attached file if you need a clarification. If you publish it as a HTML, it may take a lil time to load.
Dont tell me flash gave an "Unexpected file format" message. The file version is 8. contact me if you need an MX or 5 version.
nihal forgot one very important thing,
the fscommand("fullscreen", "true"); works only when you exporting your flash as a projector, EXE file.
you can find it on the publish screen.
one more thing that i find important that you know is that you can't loadmovie SWF (movieclipName.loadmovie) files to the projector file.
Hi davinci,
fscommand("fullscreen", "true"); does not only work for exe files,it also works for Flash Player (SWF) files. If you press Ctrl+enter in flash, you will not be able to view your movie in fullscreen, but if you open your SWF file which was created when you pressed ctrl+enter(If you have saved the file), your movie will be in fullscreen mode. Please check the attached swf file and let me know if you have any other doubts about the same.
Regards,
Nihal
This post was last modified: 01-20-2008 10:39 AM by Nihal.
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