MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004, Reference

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Example
This sprite script uses the
originMode
property to set up a Flash movie sprite so its origin point
can be set to a specific point. It then sets the horizontal and vertical origin points.
-- Lingo syntax
property spriteNum
on beginSprite me
sprite(spriteNum).scaleMode = #showAll
sprite(spriteNum).originMode = #point
sprite(spriteNum).originH = 100
sprite(spriteNum).originV = 80
end
// JavaScript syntax
function beginSprite() {
sprite(this.spriteNum).scaleMode = symbol("showAll");
sprite(this.spriteNum).originMode = symbol("point");
sprite(this.spriteNum).originH = 100;
sprite(this.spriteNum).originV = 80;
}
See also
originH , originPoint , scaleMode
orthoHeight
Usage
member( whichCastmember ).camera( whichCamera ).orthoHeight
member( whichCastmember ).camera[cameraindex].orthoHeight
sprite( whichSprite ).camera.orthoHeight
Description
3D property; when
camera.projection
is set to
#orthographic
, the value
camera.orthoHeight
gives the number of perpendicular world units that fit vertically in the
sprite. World units are the measuring units for the particular 3D world. They are internally
consistent but arbitrarily chosen, and they can vary from one 3D world to another.
You do not need to specify the camera index (
whichCamera
) to access the first camera of
the sprite.
The default value of this property is 200.0
Example
The following statement sets the
orthoHeight
of the camera of sprite 5 to 200. This means 200
world units will fit vertically within the sprite.
sprite(5).camera.orthoheight = 200.0
See also
projection