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Post by Vohaul on Jun 11, 2013 5:42:52 GMT
on my latest experimental project im doing.....i have a moving picture animation (fade.html) loaded as a webobject into the main timeline....Problem is, while the main page preloads..the webobject page doesnt...so i get the main page with no background for a bit until the webobject loads in....for the first time visitor they wont see the full effect.... can i use code to preload the webobject as well....what would i use? the sample is here: www.hoofprintshorses.comthanks Paul |
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Post by Hippani on Jun 11, 2013 8:34:25 GMT
I'll see if we can add a preload option. We were getting a lot of complains that preloading was making websites slow to load so we made it load dynamically. I'll request the option for you.
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Post by Hippani on Jun 11, 2013 12:23:39 GMT
OK, this has been added. You could try to add that sky in Hippo though, create a white mask image with semi transparent areas and then move a sky image behind it.
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Post by Vohaul on Jun 11, 2013 15:25:26 GMT
OK, this has been added. You could try to add that sky in Hippo though, create a white mask image with semi transparent areas and then move a sky image behind it. I thought of that...but thought if anyone expanded the screen or resized the mask might not cover it all.... where is the option to add the preload for the sky... so i enable it in the actualy Sky.hani file...or do i do it through the main splash page site ive got goin Thanks ...appreciate all the help and fast turnaround time.... |
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Post by Hippani on Jun 11, 2013 15:38:12 GMT
There is a "Preload" setting for the web page object. Why not make the mask fade away to the right and then choose "Fit Top Left" as the movie scale.
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Post by Vohaul on Jun 11, 2013 18:06:57 GMT
ok, ill try it both ways.. by mask you just mean put white boxes or boxes with holes over top, correct?... There isnt yet a actual mask option, is there?  Thanks Paul |
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Post by Hippani on Jun 11, 2013 19:26:23 GMT
Yeah basically get a solid white image then go into image editor, choose erase and set opacity to 50% then go nuts.
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