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Oct 23 2007, 02:04 PM
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Group: Partial Members Posts: 1 Joined: 21-October 07 Member No.: 2129063 |
Hey there. I have been trying to make a clock that would work on let's say my s40 nokia. The problem is that there is no way i can make it work on the phone, but it works on the PC. I've been trying to export the movie as flashlite 1.1 from macromedia flash 8 and an arror ocurs saying that some commands such as time.getseconds are not compatible with flash lite 1.1.
the code looks like this: time=new Date(); // time object seconds = time.getSeconds() minutes = time.getMinutes() hours = time.getHours() hours = hours + (minutes/60); seconds = seconds*6; // calculating seconds minutes = minutes*6; // calculating minutes hours = hours*30; // calculating hours sec._rotation=seconds; // giving rotation property min._rotation=minutes; // giving rotation property hour._rotation=hours; // giving rotation property Does anybody have any ideas? |
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Oct 25 2007, 02:54 PM
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Group: Partial Members Posts: 7 Joined: 14-September 07 Member No.: 1939104 |
Hello! You should use fscommand2("GetTimeHours") function instad of "time=new Date(); // time object" and it will look like this
Minutes = fscommand2("GetTimeMinutes"); Houres = fscommand2("GetTimeHours"); minute._rotation = Minutes*6; houres._rotation = Houres*30 + minutes*0.5; I hope it will work. |
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