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#1 2010-06-30 13:33:25

johnnydean1
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Hey a little help

Is there any way to tell the costumes sizes

Eg.

Costume Size X
Costume Size Y

Can anyone make these blocks!!!!!

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#2 2010-06-30 13:47:34

The-Whiz
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Re: Hey a little help

Well, there's the stretch effect block...

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#3 2010-06-30 14:03:44

juststickman
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Re: Hey a little help

use _height and _width.

EDIT: nvm, that ish in flash.
You could use a sprite to do it, or find some way to hack and find the variables that are displayed by the costume thumbnail in the costumes tab.

Last edited by juststickman (2010-06-30 14:04:34)

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#4 2010-07-03 21:24:21

rubiks_cube_guy238
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Re: Hey a little help

To get a costume's height, use this code:

Code:

^ self costume form extent y

and for the costume's width, use this:

Code:

^ self costume form extent x

in any method you want, and turn it into a block.

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#5 2010-07-03 22:31:37

nXIII
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Re: Hey a little help

rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:

To get a costume's height, use this code:

Code:

^ self costume form extent y

and for the costume's width, use this:

Code:

^ self costume form extent x

in any method you want, and turn it into a block.

or use filteredForm if you want rotation and filters to apply to tthe costume before taking the dimensions.

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#6 2010-07-04 06:44:19

rubiks_cube_guy238
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Re: Hey a little help

nXIII wrote:

rubiks_cube_guy238 wrote:

To get a costume's height, use this code:

Code:

^ self costume form extent y

and for the costume's width, use this:

Code:

^ self costume form extent x

in any method you want, and turn it into a block.

or use filteredForm if you want rotation and filters to apply to tthe costume before taking the dimensions.

Yeah, good point.

rubiks_cube_guy238 correctly wrote:

To get a costume's height, use this code:

Code:

^ self filteredForm extent y

and for the costume's width, use this:

Code:

^ self filteredForm extent x

in any method you want, and turn it into a block.
These blocks, unlike the other ones, apply the graphic effects before returning an answer.

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#7 2010-07-04 10:55:13

johnnydean1
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Re: Hey a little help

Thank you I am using these in a game on Panther....

I had figured it out myself (took me a while)

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