matreece
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Making a Flash Digital Clock at an angle
I'm trying to build a digital clock that will sit over the top of a picture of a desktop clock. The clock will sit at roughly a 45 degree angle but i'm struggling and can't seem to find anything that functions properly on the net.
Can anyone help?
Can anyone help?
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Got a sample??? I don't really see what you have... ;)
CyanBlue
CyanBlue
I agree with CyanBlue, place your text or animation in a movie clip if it isn't already. After that, place it over your underlying image and then tweak it using the Transform menu.
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Sorry for the delay.
Ok, i've tried a few different code examples on the net and I still get no clock if rotated.
I've uploaded my file here - http://mattstorey.co.uk/time_date_tut.zip
Hope you can help me as its driving me insane.
Ok, i've tried a few different code examples on the net and I still get no clock if rotated.
I've uploaded my file here - http://mattstorey.co.uk/time_date_tut.zip
Hope you can help me as its driving me insane.
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Excellent! Headache over.
I hope these points i've split are fair. Initially I hadn't rotated the clock within a movie clip but the remaining errors I had were because I wasn't embedding the fonts correctly.
Many thanks for all your help.
I hope these points i've split are fair. Initially I hadn't rotated the clock within a movie clip but the remaining errors I had were because I wasn't embedding the fonts correctly.
Many thanks for all your help.
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