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So, say there is an html-page that contains a flash movie, then there should be some links, one saying it has to start playing from frame 1, another that plays the same movie, but starting from frame 50, and so on. Is that even possible?
It's for an architectural company, and they're doing the flash, and I'm doing the html, but if there's something they should do, I can tell them, only, I don't know anything about flash.
The movie is a 3D-visualisation of a building and on a number of important frames something changes (well a lot changes, they're putting a lot of work in that movie). Now they can't really break it down, because that would mean that they have to make a different movie for every possible transition (it's a building with different floors, and when you click on a floor, it rises in the sky, and all the floors below it drop to the floor, all the floors above it drop even higher. But if, say, you're on floor three and you want to go to flour 6, only two floors should drop, and not all of them drop and 6 of them rise again).
But if it's impossible I can just tell them, I only need to know for sure, otherwise I'll be researching pointlessly for hours...
When I said that the floors "drop even higher", obviously I ment "rise even higher".
Thanks, that's probably the way to go. I'll let them know
It's for an architectural company, and they're doing the flash, and I'm doing the html, but if there's something they should do, I can tell them, only, I don't know anything about flash.
The movie is a 3D-visualisation of a building and on a number of important frames something changes (well a lot changes, they're putting a lot of work in that movie). Now they can't really break it down, because that would mean that they have to make a different movie for every possible transition (it's a building with different floors, and when you click on a floor, it rises in the sky, and all the floors below it drop to the floor, all the floors above it drop even higher. But if, say, you're on floor three and you want to go to flour 6, only two floors should drop, and not all of them drop and 6 of them rise again).
But if it's impossible I can just tell them, I only need to know for sure, otherwise I'll be researching pointlessly for hours...
When I said that the floors "drop even higher", obviously I ment "rise even higher".
Thanks, that's probably the way to go. I'll let them know
