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LSK – Lessons 41 – 45

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Let’s Speak Korean #26 다쳤어?

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LSK – Lesson 26 – 30

26회 다쳤어?

다쳤어? Did you hurt yourself?
해줘. (물 좀 갖다 줘.) Do it for me. (Get me some water.)
정말 미안하다. I’m really sorry.

제 27회 또 시작이다

또 시작이다. Oh, not again! 저도요. Me too. 할까 봐요. (추울까 봐요.) In case… (In case you’re cold.)

28회 살을 빼고 말겠어!

살을 빼고 말겠어. I’ll lose weight, or else! 두고 봐. Wait and see. 유혹하지 마. Don’t tempt me!

제 29회 가는 길에..

가는 길에 Your way as well. 배고파. I’m hungry. 부탁해요. Please do something for me.

제 30회 피자를 좋아해요?

맛있어. It tastes good. 맛 좀 보세요. Taste this. 피자를 좋아해요? Do you like pizza?

Add comment July 16th, 2008

Swap Images – javaScript onmouseover; AS 2.0 swapDepths, array, function

I thought you might get a kick out of this.  Through the class
and some on line studies, I was able to create essentially the
very same affect using 4 different coding methods. The first
three are in Flash 2.0 and the last one is using javaScript.
———————————————-
ARRAY:

var clipArray:Array = new Array(one_mc, two_mc, three_mc);
a_mc.onRollOver = function() {
showClip(one_mc);
}
b_mc.onRollOver = function() {
showClip(two_mc);
}
c_mc.onRollOver = function() {
showClip(three_mc);
}
function showClip(l_Clip:Object):Void {
for (i=0; i
{
hideClip(clipArray[i]);
}
l_Clip._visible = true;
}
function hideClip(l_clip):Void {
l_clip._visible = false;
}
———————————————-
FUNCTION:

a_mc.onRollOver = function() {
onShow(one_mc);
}
b_mc.onRollOver = function() {
onShow(two_mc);
}
c_mc.onRollOver = function() {
onShow(three_mc);
}
function onShow(movClip:Object):Void {
onHide();
movClip._visible = true;
}
function onHide():Void {
one_mc._visible = false;
two_mc._visible = false;
three_mc._visible = false;
}
———————————————-
SWAPDEPTHS:

a_mc.onRollOver = function() {
onTop(one_mc);
}
b_mc.onRollOver = function() {
onTop(two_mc);
}
c_mc.onRollOver = function() {
onTop(three_mc);
}
function onTop (movClip:Object):Void {
movClip.swapDepths(0);
}

Add comment July 8th, 2008

Let’s Speak Korean (Season 4) #21 – #25

21회 화를 내다

여보세요. Hello? 화를 내? Getting mad at me? 화내서 미안해. I’m sorry for getting mad at you.

제 22회 입어 봐도 돼?

뭐야? What is this? 입어 봐도 돼? Can I try it on? 좀 곤란한데요. That will be a bit difficult.

23회 말도 안 돼!

놀라지 마! Don’t be shocked! 말도 안 돼! No way. That couldn’t be. 믿을 수 없어. I can’t believe it.

24회 예뻐졌어요

예뻐졌어요. You look pretty these days. 요즘 좋은 일 있으세요? Any good news lately? 정말 실망이야. I’m so disappointed.

25회 맙소사

모여 봐. Get together. 왜 그래? 무슨 일 있어? What’s the matter? 맙소사. Oh my goodness!

Add comment July 7th, 2008

Declan Software – A great resource

Here are some resources to help you. Please consider, seriously consider learning Hangeul. (Anyone can do it. I learned it in just one evening.) The Origins of the Korean Language A Short History of Hangul Topics in Korean Grammar Korean Language Software Weekly Korean Vocabulary List Korean Word of the Day Korean Language Sites Online Korean Dictionaries Other Korean Resources Reading Korean/Hangul on the Web Declan’s Guide to Installing and Using Microsoft’s Korean IME Declan’s Website

Add comment July 2nd, 2008

actionscript 2.0 fading text

In the Actions Panel:
import mx.transitions.Tween;
import mx.transitions.easing.*;
new Tween(alert_mc, “_alpha”,Regular.easeOut,100,0,10,true);

On the stage:

Create a movie clip containing your text with an instance name of “alert_mc”.

Jesse’s Example:  click here

Add comment July 1st, 2008

LSK – Season 4 – Episodes 16 – 20

16회 어떤 여자 좋아해?

어떤 여자 좋아해? What kind of girl do you like? 그게 다야? Is that all? 조금만 기다려. Wait just a little bit.

17회 남자로 산다는 것.

혼자 할 수 있어. I can do it by myself. 괜찮아. I’m fine. 걱정하지 마. Don’t worry.

18회 할 말 있어.

할 말 있어. I have something to tell you. 있잖아. You see.. 고백하려고 할 때마다 I was about to talk to~

19회 멋있네요.

멋있네요. You look great. 맞아. That’s right. 다녀오세요. Be back soon.

20회 혼자 있고 싶어.

혼자 있고 싶어. I want to be alone. 그저 그래. So-so. 별로야. I’m not interested.

Add comment July 1st, 2008

Learn Hangeul

Add comment June 25th, 2008

Develop time functions with Flash ActionScript 2.0

Discuss two ways that you can develop timing in Flash. What are the advantages to each?

Using the native onEnterFrame() or setInterval() functions are two ways to develop timing.

The onEnterFrame() executes as fast as your Frames per Second.

The following example I made a movie clip and named it mc with alpha set to 0:

mc.onEnterFrame = function()
{
if(mc._alpha < 100) {

mc._alpha += mc._alpha+1;
}

else
{
delete this.onEnterFrame;
trace("done");
}

}

/*  OUTPUT  **************************

mc alpha's in from alpha = 0 to alpha = 100

************************************ */

ActionScript 2.0 allows custom behaviors for movie clips that previously one would need to code into the "onMovieClip(enterFrame) handler. Therefore, you can have multiple movieclips with different characteristics but still exhibit similar behavior. The onEnterFrame method can be used to calculate the positions of a movie clip instance.

The setInterval() runs a function at a specified interval (in milliseconds) and can be modified to execute it's timing in any second or fraction thereof. (3.0 uses the "Timer" class instead of setInterval.) The setInterval() function allow you to set your own time-based event, similar to onEnterFrame(), executing repetively over time. And, setInterval returns object instead of interval id for better OOP structure.

The following example calls the "executeCallback" function every 3000 milliseconds (every 3 seconds).

var intervalId:Number;
var count:Number = 0;
var maxCount:Number = 10;
var duration:Number = 3000;

function executeCallback():Void {
trace("executeCallback intervalId: " + intervalId + " count: " + count);

if(count >= maxCount) {
clearInterval(intervalId);
}
count++;
}

intervalId = setInterval(this, "executeCallback", duration);

/*  OUTPUT  **************************

executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 0

executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 1
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 2
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 3
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 4
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 5
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 6

executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 7
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 8
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 9
executeCallback intervalId: 1 count: 10

************************************ */

** References **

http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Parts&file=00002490.html
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Parts&file=00001766.html
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/mc_subclasses_v2_03.html
http://www.actionscript.org/forums/archive/index.php3/t-95283.html

Add comment June 17th, 2008