I'm new to using Animate CC and I have created a project that has to be used with an in house CMS.
However I have implemented the code into the system webpage and all, but I keep being hit with this error cjs.Bitmap is not a constructor from the chrome console.
I am using the create.JS library but I am not sure how to solve the issue. I dont really dabble much in JavaScript as much since I am a designer is there anyone that can help?
===Update===
I have managed to remove the console errors but I am now having issues where the animation does not show at all when the page loads.
===Update 2===
So I figured out that the JS which has been generated by Animate CC does link the height and width directly to the canvas tag which also has the in-line height and width.
This sounds like the EaselJS library is not loaded. The Bitmap class is part of EaselJS, and the library exported from Flash/Animate requires EaselJS to be loaded before the library file.
So I figured out that the JS which has been generated by Animate CC does link the height and width directly to the canvas tag which also has the in-line height and width.
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Im using blender to edit a video and when i try to render it, it comes up with the error: border rendering is not supported by sequencer.
Using blender 2.80
Disabling Render Region fixed the problem for me.
Turning off border rendering (render region blender 2.8) in Rendering -> Properties -> Output properties
fixed it for me.
I recall playing with menus and the hypothesis is that I checked it somewhere along the way to cause that problem in the first place.
I cant comment yet bc of reputation apparently, so I guess I have to leave my comment behind here. I do have an answer but I'm not sure if it is a correct one.
I had the same problem, and I think i fixed it by unchecking the sequencer box under Post processing in the same tab as where you edit the format and encoding etc. But now that it does let me render my video (just a picture with audio under it) the render result is audio only? Could be a seperate problem or part of this solution, idk. Would unchecking that box help for you?
I familiarized with Android development and started to read some information about React Native. And one of the problem which I faced with is that I can't see the screen layout.
In Android Studio, for example, I could see the design of my XML layout without running app. Maybe there are such instruments in React Native, but I didn't see them in WebStorm nor VSCode. Maybe I am wrong and they exist, so, can you help me to find them in such situation?
Some modules format the xml document in vscode,
but others have previewable tools.
XML TOOLS
Extension Settings
xmlTools.enableXmlTreeView: Enables the XML Tree View for XML
documents.
xmlTools.enableXmlTreeViewMetadata: Enables attribute and child
element counts in the XML Document view.
xmlTools.enableXmlTreeViewCursorSync: Enables auto-reveal of
elements in the XML Document view when a start tag is clicked in the
editor.
xmlTools.enforcePrettySelfClosingTagOnFormat: Ensures a space is
added before the forward slash at the end of a self-closing tag.
...
I also had the same problem where there is no layout view in VSCode like in Android Studio. My suggestion is to mock out your View containers with coloured boxes. This is an example of designing a screen's header, so I'm making sure the spacing and sizing is all good:
In Titanium, is it possible to print a webpage, similar to printing a webpage from Safari? I'm using WebView.
It only needs to work with iOS, not Android.
If so, how? I haven't been able to find anything about this. One person told me it was impossible, but I thought I'd ask Stackoverflow - people here often surprise me :)
If you use the toImage() function on the WebView it takes a print to the visible area:
$.webview.toImage();
You want all the html content right?
If not, an possible workaround (I've didn't try this), but in order to do this, you need to know the html document height.
Create another WebView on an lower zIndex of your content app or place it out of the visible area like:
$.webview2.left = Ti.Platform.displayCaps.platformWidth;
Take a print of that copied WebView with:
$.webview2.toImage();
Than remove that view, obviously this wont work for all situations.
I want to create controls that lets the user decide crop area of a bitmap, in the common way, having four corners on the image. I saw that there is a sample C# app in the Microsoft site for this - http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/showcase/details.aspx?uuid=bef08d57-fa4d-4d9c-9080-6ee55b8623c0
But I cannot figure out how to do this strictly WinJS. Do I need to create custom controls - if so how? Any sample code will help a great deal.
I have an example in my codeSHOW project. It's the demo called Rx Crop. It uses Reactive Extensions (which are awesome by the way), but if you didn't want that dependency you could probably just use the example to figure out how to do it without.
BTW, the codeSHOW project has a bug and a usability issue currently. I have an update in certification. For now, just make sure you select the Rx Crop demo on the home screen and then click See the Code. If you hit See the Code with no demo selected it will crash.
Do me a favor and rate the app. Thanks.
I'm working with a Flash website at the moment, and when clicking on a specific hotspot, it opens up a new .swf over the top. This .swf it opens is styled similar to a Lightbox. It has a (x) to close unLoad the movie, along with a (<) and a (>) to navigate through the images.
The problem being, when adjusting the explorer window, the flash elements scale to the adjusted size, staying in proportion.
What I want is, while it's in the HTML page, is to have only the background flash image to scale, but to have the overlaying 'lightbox' .swf at a fixed width/height, so it never scales according to the size of the user's window.
I've found an example to help with this:
http://newsletters.plainpicture.com/static/newsletters/com/news-1208/index.html
how is your "lightbox" swf implemented? is it an actual html lightbox that acts as a container for an external swf movie? or it's your coded lightbox inside the same swf website movie?
if it is html lightbox then you must provide information about what kind of lightbox it is and perhaps look into the lightbox documentation.
if it's your "lightbox" inside the same flash movie, a possible way to resize a specific part of the same swf but not another is to publish the movie (inside "publish settings", ctrl+12) as non-scalable, and resize only a desired part of your movie manually- via the resize event on the stage listener
var stageListener:Object = new Object ();
Stage.addListener (stageListener);
orig_ratio=Stage.width/Stage.height;
stageListener.onResize = function(){//resized page
something_to_resize_only._height=Stage.height;
something_to_resize_only._width=something_to_resize_only._height*ratio;
//...etc etc... you may include current_ratio/orig_ratio comparison conditions too
}
if you need help with resizing stuff manually, you should create a new question as it is something irrelevant to this question. don't be afraid though, it's not a difficult task and you may even find a lot of tutorials on proportional scaling/resize