XML PIXELATE!!!

Apparently there are few of these transitions on the site already. I was not aware of this until now. From my perspective, the only major difference appears to be that these others preload all the images before the transition starts. Mine preloads each image when you click on the button, so the initial load time would be smaller, especially if you have a larger number of images in your gallery. Both of the other examples are very nice as well. Props to their creators. Thanks for looking.

AS 2 .0

@ kae – I’m more of an advocate for people trying to figure out these kind of issues on there own. That really is the only way to learn, but I’ll concede one of many possible solutions in my response so that others may see as well…

add this function after the last line of code:

function pauseAndPlay(pause) { var now = getTimer(); this.onEnterFrame = function() { if (getTimer() – now > pause) { delete this.onEnterFrame; nextImage(); } }; }

then on line 99 (right after the b_trans=false statement) add this line:

pauseAndPlay(1000);

where 1000 = 1 second. Make it a larger number if you want a slower slideshow. Hope that helps. Thanks for buying.

you can adjust the x and y position by putting in the following lines of code directly after “pixelate_old = _gallery[“holder” + (level_num – 1)].pic_draw;” around line 35…

original_mc._x = original_old._x = pixelate_me._x = pixelate_old._x = 5; original_mc._y = original_old._y = pixelate_me._y = pixelate_old._y = 5;

can you figure out how to center it from there?

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