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MCTE V3 (MovieClip Transition Effect V3)
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A transition effect component with lots lots of flash animation effects already included and lots of patterns sold separately. Here are all known common issues for MCTE V3, the custom patterns are treated here too. If you have any questions that you think we should discuss here please let us know. Write to support.
Using MCTE in a class based environment
(2007-11-01 - views: 4240)
Q: Hi,
I want to use MCTE in a class based environment (I'm compiling with MTASC in Eclipse) but I don't know how to "introduce" MCTE to MTASC with an import statement for example.. MTASC always complains, understandably, about missing MCTE class. How can I accomplish taht?
Thanks!
Marcel
I want to use MCTE in a class based environment (I'm compiling with MTASC in Eclipse) but I don't know how to "introduce" MCTE to MTASC with an import statement for example.. MTASC always complains, understandably, about missing MCTE class. How can I accomplish taht?
Thanks!
Marcel
A: Hi Marcel,
If you want to use the MCTE with the MTASC, please visit this link:
http://swfmill.org/doc/using-swfmill.html
There you'll find how to "introduce" the MCTE to MTASC. Please let me know if you've been able to do it.
If you want to use the MCTE with the MTASC, please visit this link:
http://swfmill.org/doc/using-swfmill.html
There you'll find how to "introduce" the MCTE to MTASC. Please let me know if you've been able to do it.
User Comments
Class based environment
posted by epk on 2007-12-05
I do not understand how to use MCTE in a class based environment. I am using FDT within Eclipse and need to link to an actual package with classes in order to import the classes. Where in the filesystem are the classes?
use components with swfmill
If this method is not working for you, please let us know
posted by jumpeyecomponents
on 2007-12-06
Please visit the MTASC http://swfmill.org/doc/using-swfmill.html#components there you'll find out how to import the classes. When you create an instance, you have to attach it on stage with attachMovie, or with new MCTE(..) ( new MCTE(myTarget, true, "show", "SquareScale", 9 , 25 , "Regular", "easeIn", 25, "40", "", "", "", ""); ).If this method is not working for you, please let us know
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