#Loading png movie
#Loading png skin
#Loading png full

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#Loading png skin

Add your skin to a Flash or HTML5 output.Deprecated.

◊ TIP: Save it to the Skins directory to have it available in the menu in the Flash and HTML5 output settings.

Anchor the Container to an area of the window.

They will become children of the Container.

Select the Container tool,, and in the canvas, draw around the elements (the loading bar and the loading text box).

#Loading png movie

In the Actions panel, add an action to hide the text after the movie is finished loading:.

In the Rectangle panel, disable the Background and change the Border to 0.

In the Text panel, you can change the text color and text alignment.This is helpful if you have multiple text boxes and need to quickly distinguish between them. On the Position panel, in the Properties section, give the text box an, ID.◊ TIP: Use the Live Preview to see how the text will look on output. ◊ TIP: Use $p, to represent the percentage of how much the movie has loaded. Add the text in the Text panel of the Properties section.Double-click on the Text element in the Editor to make it editable and start typing or paste the text.Add the text by doing one of the following:.For example, if you want a portion of the loading bar to be visible, choose an Offset of 1. If your loading object must be visible from the beginning, increase the Offset.To have the rectangle scale to twice its original size, for example, change the Factor to 2.000.To have the bar scale to its current length, keep the Factor at 1.000.This will cause the rectangle to animate in relation to loading time. This will make the rectangle expand (or move) along its X-axis. To have the loading bar move, or scale, in relation to how much of the movie has been loaded, open the Modifiers panel:.In the Target field, leave the default value, $self.For the Source, choose Loaded and Hide Element as the Action.Open the Actions panel and create an action to hide the loading bar when loading is done:.Open the Rectangle panel and choose a background and border color (optional).◊ TIP: To have a partially transparent loading bar, change the Alpha value to something less than 1.000. ◊ NOTE: If Scaling is left in the center, the bar will scale out to both the left and right.

Change the Scaling’s Center position to center-left.

Animate the bar to grow from left to right:.Select the rectangle in the Editor or in the Tree to open its settings in the Properties section.

#Loading png full

◊ TIP: Draw the rectangle to the desired full length of the loading bar. Make any further size adjustments to the rectangle by dragging on its handles.

Use the Rectangle Tool,, to draw a long, thin rectangle (this is the loading bar).

Open a new Skin Editor document or an existing project.