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Flash Query

May 29th, 2007

Need a script to zoom in on mouse click / over in flash mx.
Pls do reply soon.

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Re: Flash Query

Jun 8th, 2007

You can try something like:

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on(rollover){
 image.width = image.widht + 10;
 image.height = image.height + 10;
}
on (rollout){
 image.width = image.widht - 10;
 image.height = image.height - 10;
}

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Re: Flash Query

Jun 12th, 2007

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Originally Posted by hussulinux

You can try something like:
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on(rollover){
 image.width = image.widht + 10;
 image.height = image.height + 10;
}
on (rollout){
 image.width = image.widht - 10;
 image.height = image.height - 10;
}
on(rollover){ image.width = image.widht + 10; image.height = image.height + 10; } on (rollout){ image.width = image.widht - 10; image.height = image.height - 10; }

This would work until you have set noScale property to no. Better would be using MovieClip._height or MovieClip._height where movie clip would be replaced by the clip instance name or _root for whole movie. You could also use _xscale or _yscale properties if you want relative zoom.