Last updated: Fri, 06 Nov 2009

The SWFSprite class

Introduction

An SWFSprite is also known as a "movie clip", this allows one to create objects which are animated in their own timelines. Hence, the sprite has most of the same methods as the movie.

Class synopsis

SWFSprite

SWFSprite {

/* Methods */

void add ( object $object )

SWFSprite __construct ( void )

void labelFrame ( string $label )

void nextFrame ( void )

void remove ( object $object )

void setFrames ( int $number )

SWFSoundInstance startSound ( SWFSound $sount )

void stopSound ( SWFSound $sount )

}

SWFSprite->add — Adds an object to a sprite
SWFSprite->__construct — Creates a movie clip (a sprite)
SWFSprite->labelFrame — Labels frame
SWFSprite->nextFrame — Moves to the next frame of the animation
SWFSprite->remove — Removes an object to a sprite
SWFSprite->setFrames — Sets the total number of frames in the animation
SWFSprite->startSound — Description
SWFSprite->stopSound — Description

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SWFSprite

o dot marce at free dot fr
03-Oct-2005 07:47


Note that when adding an sprite to a container (sprite or movie), only the object added to the sprite before the addin to the container will be displayed.





<?php


// In this case, myShape will be displayed...


$sp=new SWFSprite();


$container=new SWFSprite();


$sp->add($myShape);


$container->add($sp);





// but not in this case


$sp=new SWFSprite();


$container=new SWFSprite();


$container->add($sp);


$sp->add($myShape);


?>

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SWFSprite->add

SWFSoundInstance->noMultiple

Last updated: Fri, 06 Nov 2009

The SWFSprite class

Introduction

Class synopsis

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