Flash Nav Question
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- visualplane_
Anyone know how this was done or know of a source file?
Make sure to skip the intro
http://www.anteprima.com/fw07/
- Mishga0
or...
you can ask maximillion_ ;)
- Fariska0
even simpler:
1. Make the nav
2. Duplicate it and scale it down (and tint and put behind the main one
3. Adjust the x landing coordinates for each of the layer you have:
like for section. let's say 3, layer 1 will have _x = 150, layer 2 _x = 125, layer 3 _x= 150 etc etc.
Probably there is a Math relation between the layers and their scaling factor. This mean that the coordinates are binded by a multiplier: layer2._x = layer1._x*factor; layer3._x = layer1._x*factor*2 and so onHope it helps
- Fariska0
try to build it with static content and verify if those math relation exists. If so you can build it dynamically with XML imported content.
- sixfngers0
of you can ask them:
- GT_10
hey visualplane, why do you always rip off other sites? Why can't you do something original?
- ********0
troll !
- 23kon0
it's like the 6+ year old Barneys site that Joshua Davis did "back in the day" but with a Z-dimension.
first of all start with that concept - there are tutorials all over the interweb.
create a nav that will scroll a large movie clip left and right.once youve done this youl have a good idea of how "smoothmotion code" works. so use this to control movies within this sliding movie that will themselves 'move' but this time its not just the X axis, you will be controlling their X and Y coordinates as well as the X and Y scale.
If you break it down, this site isnt actually that hard to do.
That'd be a simple way to achieve something like it.