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are you using float or absolute positioning? absolute positioning should work from anywhere (unless its parent element has position:relative) if your floating it, maybe try putting it before your table in the source. otherwise, ask this question in the programming forum
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"Either fix the registration point to the topleft, or when calling myBitmapSource.draw, offset it with a matrix."
I'm in a similar situation except changing the registration point to top left is not an option...my registration point must remain in the center. Can you modify my code below so that it aligns to the top left corner of the movieclip content? I'd really appreciate your help!!!!
import com.adobe.images.JPGEncoder;
var enc:JPGEncoder = new JPGEncoder(90); var file:FileReference = new FileReference();
var bititmapData = new BitmapData(floorplan_mc.width, floorplan_mc.height, true, 0x000000);
var counter:int = 0; function capture():void { bit.draw(floorplan_mc); counter++; // save out each capture file.save(enc.encode(bit), "my floorplan "+counter+".jpg"); }
There is a problem, though. From the right, it floats nicely; but from the top, it doesn't - it's all the way in the bottom for some reason.
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absolute positioning should work from anywhere (unless its parent element has position:relative)
if your floating it, maybe try putting it before your table in the source.
otherwise, ask this question in the programming forum
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overabundance causes confusion of time versus necessity.hurry, only 6 seconds to go.repeat as necessary.
--
Alizarin Crimson: One who prefers their own Elysium, a collected being of brilliant ambiance and nurturing.
--
overabundance causes confusion of time versus necessity.hurry, only 6 seconds to go.repeat as necessary.
--
Alizarin Crimson: One who prefers their own Elysium, a collected being of brilliant ambiance and nurturing.
--
overabundance causes confusion of time versus necessity.hurry, only 6 seconds to go.repeat as necessary.
"Either fix the registration point to the topleft, or when calling myBitmapSource.draw, offset it with a matrix."
I'm in a similar situation except changing the registration point to top left is not an option...my registration point must remain in the center. Can you modify my code below so that it aligns to the top left corner of the movieclip content? I'd really appreciate your help!!!!
import com.adobe.images.JPGEncoder;
var enc:JPGEncoder = new JPGEncoder(90);
var file:FileReference = new FileReference();
var bititmapData = new BitmapData(floorplan_mc.width, floorplan_mc.height, true, 0x000000);
var counter:int = 0;
function capture():void {
bit.draw(floorplan_mc);
counter++;
// save out each capture
file.save(enc.encode(bit), "my floorplan "+counter+".jpg");
}
THANKS MUCH!!!
So, your first step would be, Google: offset bitmapdata.draw using matrix
And the second result is your solution: [link]
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