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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 3:30 pm
by robj
Very, very nice Sang
Need Help Please
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 7:26 am
by Dismal_Bliss
How are you guys viewing this file?
I can't open it with Irfanview (my default .swf viewer). I have both Shockwave and Flash, but neither option presents itself when I right-click, then "open with - choose program".
I downloaded, renamed, and unpacked the first file. I cannot unpack the second file, although Barry did say this would happen automatically.
The pop-up says "Cannot read file header", "Unknown file format"
- Bob
Nevermind
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 7:39 am
by Dismal_Bliss
Nevermind. I opened it in Explorer, and then allowed the ActiveX content and was able to see it that way.
- Bob
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 2:17 am
by Barry Baker
In the 2nd part of your animation, the hair is still lovely, but I think the nose should not move with the mouth. The nose is fixed in the face, and does not move around.
I suppose you must have already noticed the mouth problems (where the colours jerk around). This must be something to do with the Flash export. Also, where her body lifts up off the bottom of the frame.
Is she going to open her eyes? Or maybe this is a surprise for the ending still to come...
haha~~~
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 11:46 pm
by sang820
Barry Baker wrote:In the 2nd part of your animation, the hair is still lovely, but I think the nose should not move with the mouth. The nose is fixed in the face, and does not move around.
I suppose you must have already noticed the mouth problems (where the colours jerk around). This must be something to do with the Flash export. Also, where her body lifts up off the bottom of the frame.
Is she going to open her eyes? Or maybe this is a surprise for the ending still to come...
Yes, I am revising the question of the nose. And output and glisten the wrong problem and has not solved . Look forward to the new edition and can be solved earnestly.
yaya, her eyes will not be opened, because she is a blind woman.
Thank the works that you pay close attention to me , thanks!
Barry Baker
Re: Nevermind
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 11:49 pm
by sang820
Dismal_Bliss wrote:Nevermind. I opened it in Explorer, and then allowed the ActiveX content and was able to see it that way.
- Bob
I do not know the precise meaning that you say , should it be such that? bob~~~
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 11:03 am
by Dismal_Bliss
It's no big deal really. I tried to open and view your work using Irfanview as my "default" .SWF viewer (
http://www.irfanview.com) but Irfanview would not recognize or play the file.
I simply opened your file in Internet Explorer, Microsoft's built in browser in Windows XP, and viewed it that way since Flashplayer is an installed plug-in.
Your animation was very nice, and that song is beautiful!
- Bob