The SWFSprite class

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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 {

/* Methods */

void add ( object $object )

__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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o dot marce at free dot fr ¶

7 years ago


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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The SWFSprite class

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Class synopsis

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