3D Sphere

User Guide revision 1.1 www.ashloaded.com

Table of Contents
Installation Getting started XML
Setting component parameters in the XML le

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Component Inspector Parameters

General settings Sphere settings Thumbnail settings Large image settings Mouse interactivity settings Opening animation settings Camera settings Animation settings

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Enabling mouse scrolling for Mac browsers How to improve performance Resizing large images Skinning
Skinning the preloader animation Skinning the preloader texteld Skinning the tooltip Skinning the backs of thumbnails

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ActionScript events
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Adding descriptions to images Opening a URL on click ActionScript properties ActionScript methods Help

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Installation
You will need Adobe Extension Manager in order to install this component. Extension Manager should have been installed by default when you installed Flash. You may download the latest version of Extension Manager for free from the Adobe website. 1. Ensure that Flash is closed before installing the 3D Sphere component. 2. Unzip/extract the 3DSphere.zip le that you downloaded. You will nd a le called 3DSphere.mxp. Double click on this le in order to install the component using Extension Manager. The 3D Sphere should now be installed in your Flash Components Panel.

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Getting started
1. Having installed the 3D Sphere using the Adobe Extension Manager, start a new Flash ActionScript 3 le and save it. 2. Prepare your images: The 3D Sphere uses dierent images for the large and thumbnail images. In order to set this up, create two folders called, for example, thumbs and images in the same location as your Flash le. Place the thumbnail images in the thumbs folder and the large images in the images folder. 3. At this stage, you should create the XML le which contains the image data. Please refer to the XML section of this userguide for instructions on creating the XML le. 4. Locate the 3D Sphere component in the Components panel and drag it onto the stage. 5. Use the Free Transform tool or the properties panel to resize the component to the desired display area. 6. Click on the component and open the Component Inspector panel (shift +F7). 7. Enter the name of the XML le that you created in step 3 in the XMLSource parameter. 8. At this stage, you can already test the 3D Sphere with the default parameters, to ensure that you have set it up correctly. Press Ctrl+Enter (win) or Cmnd+Enter (mac) to test your movie. 9. You can change the various parameter settings in the Component Inspector to obtain the desired look. Please see the Component Inspector parameters section for a description of each setting.

Note: In order for the animations to be smooth its recommended to set your movie speed to 31 fps.

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XML
All of the images for the 3D Sphere are specied using an XML le. You can also set all of the parameters in the XML le. By dening the images and parameters in an external XML le, you can publish the SWF le once and change the images or parameters whenever you wish.

Note: The width and height values should be declared for all images, unless the images are exactly the same size, in which case they will all use the defaultImageHeight and defaultImageWidth settings.
1. Open your favorite plain text editor (for example Notepad on Windows or TextEdit on Mac) and start a new le. Note: If you are using TextEdit on Mac, choose Format > Make Plain Text 2. Begin your le with the following line: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> This is the standard xml declaration. 3. Add the following lines to your xml le (the bold lines are the new additions) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <gallery> </gallery> 5. Dene the images within the gallery tags (the bold lines are the new additions) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <gallery> <image src="images/img1.jpg" thumbnailSrc="thumbs/img1.jpg" width="520" height="345" tooltip="Tree" description="Desc 1" /> <image src="images/img2.jpg" thumbnailSrc="thumbs/img2.jpg" width="520" height="345" tooltip="House" description="Desc 2" /> </gallery>

src denes path and name an large image. thumbnailSrc denes path and name an thumbnail image. width (optional) overrides the defaultImageWidth setting for the individual image. height (optional) overrides the defaultImageHeight setting for the individual image. tooltip (optional) the tooltip text for the thumbnail. description (optional) an optional description which can be read and displayed using ActionScript.
6. Save the XML le to the same folder as your Flash le. In this example, we have given the XML le the name: images.xml

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7. Return to your Flash le. Enter the name and path to the XML le that you just created in the XMLSource parameter of the 3D Sphere that's on the stage.

Note: If your .swf le will be in a dierent folder to the HTML le in which it is embedded, you should enter the path to the XML le, relative to the location of the .html le.
8. Press Ctrl+Enter (Win) or Cmnd+Enter (Mac) to test your movie.

Setting component parameters in the XML le

All of the parameters that appear in the Component Inspector can be set in the XML le. Any parameter that is set in the XML will override the value for that parameter that has been set in the Component Inspector. In order to set a parameter in the XML le, simply dene the parameter and the value in the gallery tag like this: <gallery radius="700" mirrorThumb="true" zoomBehaviour="zoomThumb" >

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General settings
Parameter
XMLSource preloadText

Description
The path and lename of the XML le containing the image information. The text that should appear to indicate the number of thumbnails loading and total thumbnails to load. Use %NUM% to represent the number of thumbnails loaded and %TOTAL% to represent the total loaded. Sets whether to display a tooltip on thumbnail mouse over or not. Sets whether the smoothing of images is controlled automatically by the 3D Sphere or if smoothing is always on or o. When set in auto mode, smoothing is automatically turned o while animations are occurring. Setting this parameter to on may have an impact on performance on some spheres. Options available are: on, auto or o

Example
images.xml Loaded %NUM% of %TOTAL% thumbnails true

showTooltip smoothing

auto

Sphere settings
Parameter
radius segmentsW

Description
The radius of the 3D Sphere Denes the number of segments to divide the sphere into along the width. Setting this at a higher number will make the sphere fuller. Denes the number of segments to divide the sphere into along the height. Setting this at a higher number will make the sphere fuller. Sets whether the sphere is transparent if it it should be the solid color specied in the sphereColor parameter.

Example
700 12

segmentsH

12

transparentSphere

true

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sphereColor sphereQuality

Description
The color of the sphere is transparentSphere is set to false. The smoothness quality of the sphere. A higher number will be smoother but also more processor intensive. The color of the optional glow around the sphere. The opacity of the glow (between 0 - 1). A value of 0 would show no glow. The X extend of the glow blur (in pixels) The Y extend of the glow blur (in pixels) The intensity of the glow The quality of the glow

Example
#00FF00

64 #FFFFFF 0.5 32 32 2 1

sphereGlowColor sphereGlowAlpha sphereGlowBlurX sphereGlowBlurY sphereGlowStrength sphereGlowQuality

Thumbnail settings
Parameter
thumbWidth thumbHeight keepThumbProportion

Description
The width of the thumbnail images The height of the thumbnail images Sets whether the thumbnails should maintain the proportions of the large image or if they should be resized disproportionally to all be of the same size. Sets whether to repeat the thumbnail images in order to create a full sphere or not. If set to false, only the exact number of dened thumbnails will be displayed. Sets whether to display a mirrored copy of the thumbnail image as the back of the thumbnail or not. If set to false, the Back of thumb movie clip will be used instead. See the skinning section for instructions to skin the Back of thumb movie clip. The brightness of the thumbnails when viewed from behind.

Example
80 60 true

repeatThumbs

true

mirrorThumb

true

backThumbBrightness

-120

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displaySingleImageTop displaySingleImageBottom

Description
Sets whether to display a single thumbnail on the top of the sphere or not. Sets whether to display a single thumbnail on the bottom of the sphere or not.

Example
true true

Large image settings

Parameter
defaultImageHeight

Description
The default height of the large images. This value can be overridden for individual images in the XML. The default width of the large images. This value can be overridden for individual images in the XML. Sets whether images that are too large to t into the viewport of the component are scaled down proportionally to t.

Example
450

defaultImageWidth

600

scaleImageDown

true

Mouse interactivity settings

Parameter
mouseSpeed wheelEnabled xAxisEnabled yAxisEnabled clickToSpin

Description
Sets the speed at which the 3D Sphere rotates when moving the mouse. Sets whether to enable mouse scroll wheel zooming or not. Sets whether the sphere can rotate around the XAxis or not. Sets whether the sphere can rotate around the YAxis or not. Sets whether the sphere spins so that the clicked thumbnail rotates to the center of the component.

Example
20 true true true true

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mouseDrag deceleration

Description
Sets whether the sphere rotates by clicking and dragging the mouse of by free mouse movement. The speed at which the sphere slows down when clicking and dragging if mouseDrag is set to true.

Example
true 0.3

Opening animation settings

Parameter
openingAnimation sideAnimationInitialRadius

Description
Select whether the thumbnails should animation in from the the side or the center. The radius from which the thumbnails should start appearing when setting openingAnimation to side. The easing eect to use for the opening animation. The speed (in seconds) at which the opening animation should occur.

Example
side

900 easeInSine 2

openingAnimationFunc openingAnimationTime

Camera settings
Parameter
cameraDistance initialVerticalCameraAngle keepLightSourceInCenter

Description
The distance of 3D Sphere from the camera. The opening angle of the camera, when the sphere is loaded. Sets whether to keep the light source on the colored sphere in the center or to rotate the light source with the sphere, causing the other side to be in shadow.

Example
2000 0

true

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Animation settings
Parameter
clickFollowedByZoom

Description
If set to true, the sphere will rotate the clicked thumbnail to the center and then it will zoom in to display large image. The number of pixels that the thumbnail should move forward on mouse over. The easing eect to use for the displacement animation. The speed (in seconds) at which the displacement animation should occur. Sets whether to slide the camera closer in to view the large image (slideCamera) or whether to zoom the thumbnail out of the sphere (zoomThumb). The easing eect to use for the opening and closing the large images. The speed (in seconds) at which the large image animation should occur.

Example
false

displacement displacementAnimFunc displacementAnimTime zoomBehaviour

50 easeInSine 0.4

slideCamera

zoomAnimFunc zoomAnimTime showHideAnimFunc showHideAnimTime

easeInSine 1

* The following easing styles are available: linear, easeInQuad, easeOutQuad, easeInOutQuad,easeInExpo, easeOutExpo, easeInOutExpo, easeOutInExpo, easeInElastic, easeOutElastic, easeInOutElastic, easeOutInElastic, easeInBack, easeOutBack, easeInOutBack, easeOutInBack,easeOutBounce, easeInBounce, easeInOutBounce, easeOutInBounce, easeInCubic, easeOutCubic, easeInOutCubic, easeOutInCubic, easeInQuart, easeOutQuart, easeInOutQuart, easeOutInQuart, easeInQuint, easeOutQuint, easeInOutQuint, easeOutInQuint, easeInSine, easeOutSine, easeInOutSine, easeOutInSine, easeInCirc, easeOutCirc, easeInOutCirc, easeOutInCirc

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Enabling mouse scrolling for Mac browsers

The current version of the Flash Player does not natively support mouse wheel scrolling in Mac browsers. We have built a solution for this into the 3D Sphere. In order to use this solution, you must construct your HTML le like this: 1. Copy the js folder, that was included with your download, to the same folder in which your HTML le will reside. 2. Write the following code in the <head></head> section of your HTML le: <script type="text/javascript" src="js/swfobject.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/swfmacmousewheel2.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> var vars = {}; var params = { scale:'noScale', salign:'lt', menu:'true' }; var attributes = { id:'sphereObject', name:'sphereObject' }; swfmacmousewheel.registerObject(attributes.id); </script> 3. Write the following code in the body of your HTML le, where you would like the Flash SWF to be located: <script>swfobject.embedSWF("sphereexample.swf", "flashContent", "1000", "600", "9.0.0", "js/expressInstall.swf", vars, params, attributes );</script> Note: Change the items marked in bold to match your SWF lename, height and width. This will work when testing online only. You must ensure that you upload the js folder with your HTML le.

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How to improve performance

There are several factors which can aect the performance of the 3D Sphere, especially when viewed on older computers. The following settings will help improve the performance: 1. Set smoothing to automatic or false 2. If sphereQuality to a lower number (try set it to 32) 3. Large component sizes can impact performance, especially if there are a large number of images. Try make the component size smaller. Note: You may need to tweak the above settings based on the number of images displayed.

Resizing large images

The 3D Sphere does not resize the large images by specifying a smaller image size, although the size of the large images must be specied in the component or XML le. This size specication is necessary in order for the 3D Sphere to zoom to the correct size and to resize the thumbnails proportionally. The large images can be automatically scaled down to t the maximum size of the component by setting the scaleImageDown parameter to true.

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Skinning
The preloader animation, preloader text style, tooltip and back of thumbnails can be skinned to match your desired look and feel. Double click anywhere on the 3D Sphere component thats on the stage in order to skin the elements. You should now see the skinnable movie clips:

Note: In order to skin any of these elements, you must unlock the assets layer:

Skinning the preloader animation

You can change the color of the built-in preloader animation by changing the tint of the preloader movie clip or you can double click on this movie clip in order to change the symbols and animation entirely.

Note: You can replace this movie clip with another animation if you wish. The preloader animation movie clip must have a center registration point.

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Skinning the preloader texteld

You can change the font style, size and color of the preloading text by editing the texteld inside the thumbsProgress movie clip.

Skinning the tooltip

Double click on the Gallery_tooltip movie clip in order to edit the look of the tooltip. You can change the font and style of the text as well as the background.

Note: The tooltip uses 9-slice scaling in order to resize dynamically correctly. Move the grid to ensure that the parts that are in the 4 corners are the parts that will not resize.

Skinning the backs of thumbnails

Double click on the Gallery_BackThumbSkin movie clip in order to edit the appearance of the backs of the thumnails in the event that you have chosen not to display mirrored thumbnails.

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ActionScript events
Events are called whenever the 3D Sphere performs the specied action. The component includes an event class called Sphere3DEvent in the com.ashloaded.sphere3D package. The event holds the following image properties:

type: the type of event that was initiated (e.g: imageSelected, imageShown, ballShown) imageHolder: contains all of the other parameters specied for the image

The following events are included:

Sphere3DEvent.IMAGE_SELECTED
Broadcasted when a thumbnail is clicked

Sphere3DEvent.IMAGE_SHOWN
Broadcasted when a large image has nished loading

Sphere3DEvent.BALL_SHOWN
Broadcasted the large image has been clicked on to return to the sphere mode

Example 1- This outputs a trace for the IMAGE_SELECTED, IMAGE_SHOWN and BALL_SHOWN events: import com.flashloaded.sphere3d.Sphere3DEvent; 3DSphereInstance.addEventListener(Sphere3DEvent.IMAGE_SELECTED, traceMe); 3DSphereInstance.addEventListener(Sphere3DEvent.IMAGE_SHOWN, traceMe); 3DSphereInstance.addEventListener(Sphere3DEvent.BALL_SHOWN, traceMe); function traceMe(e:Sphere3DEvent):void { trace("action: " + e.type + ", image description: " + e.imageHolder.description + ", tooltip: " + e. imageHolder.tooltip); } Example 2- This is how you could use the IMAGE_SELECTED event: import com.flashloaded.sphere3d.Sphere3DEvent; 3DSphereInstance.addEventListener(Sphere3DEvent.IMAGE_SELECTED,clickHa ndler); function clickHandler(evt:Sphere3DEvent):void{ gotoAndStop(evt.imageHolder.param); }

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Adding descriptions to images

You can add a description for each image which appears in a texteld. This is done by specifying the title in the description element of the XML le and by reading the description in the IMAGE_SELECTED event. This is how you would do this: 1. Add a description value to image in the XML containing the description. For example: <img src="images/tree.jpg" thumbnailSrc="thumbs/tree.jpg" width="650" height="400" description="Family photo" /> 2. Place a texteld on your stage where you would like the descriptions to appear. Set the texteld to be dynamic and give it an instance name, e.g: desc_txt 3. Give the 3D Sphere that's on the stage an instance name, e.g: sphere 4. Type the following ActionScript code on the timeline, in the rst frame in which the 3D Sphere appears: import com.flashloaded.sphere3d.Sphere3DEvent; 3DSphereInstance.addEventListener(Sphere3DEvent.IMAGE_SHOWN, selectedHandler); 3DSphereInstance.addEventListener(Sphere3DEvent.BALL_SHOWN, deselectedHandler); function selectedHandler(evt:Sphere3DEvent):void{ desc_txt.text = evt.imageHolder.description; } function deselectedHandler(evt:Sphere3DEvent):void{ desc_txt.text = ""; }

Note: In this example, you would replace sphere with the instance name of your 3D Sphere and replace desc_txt with the instance name of your description texteld.
You should now see the description appear when viewing the large images.

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Opening a URL on click

You can have a URL open when clicking on an image. This is done by adding a parameter to the img tag for each image in the XML le and by reading the URL parameter in the IMAGE_SELECTED event. This is how you would do this: 1. Add a value call url to image in the XML. The url param will contain the URL. For example: <img src="images/tree.jpg" thumbnailSrc="thumbs/tree.jpg" width="650" height="400" url="http://www.flashloaded.com" /> 2. Give the 3D Sphere that's on the stage an instance name, e.g: sphere 4. Type the following ActionScript code on the timeline, in the rst frame in which the 3D Sphere appears: import com.flashloaded.sphere3D.Sphere3DEvent; import flash.net.navigateToURL; import flash.net.URLRequest; 3DSphereInstance.addEventListener(Sphere3DEvent.IMAGE_SELECTED, selectedHandler); function selectedHandler(evt:Sphere3DEvent):void{ var url:String = evt.imageHolder.url; var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest(url); navigateToURL(request, "_blank"); }

Note: In this example, you would replace sphere with the instance name of your 3D Sphere.
You should now see that the URL opens when clicking on a thumbnail that has a URL assigned to it.

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ActionScript properties
backThumbBrightness:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; brightness of the thumbnails when viewed from behind.

Example
3DSphereInstance.backThumbBrightness = -120;

cameraZoom:Number
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; default height of the large images.

Example
3DSphereInstance.cameraZoom = 1000;

displacementAnimFunc:String
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; easing eect to use for the displacement animation.

Example
3DSphereInstance.displacementAnimFunc = "easeInSine;

displacementAnimTime:Number
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; speed (in seconds) at which the displacement animation should occur.

Example
3DSphereInstance.displacementAnimTime = 1;

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keepThumbProportion:Boolean
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether the thumbnails should maintain the proportions of the large image or if they should be resized disproportionally to all be of the same size.

Example
3DSphereInstance.keepThumbProportion = true;

mirrorThumb:Boolean
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether to display a mirrored copy of the thumbnail image as the back of the thumbnail or not. If set to false, the Back of thumb movie clip will be used instead. See the skinning section for instructions to skin the Back of thumb movie clip.

Example
3DSphereInstance.mirrorThumb = true;

mouseSpeed:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; speed at which the 3D Sphere rotates when moving the mouse.

Example
3DSphereInstance.mouseSpeed = 20;

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openingAnimation:String
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether the thumbnails should animation in from the the side or the center.

Example
3DSphereInstance.openingAnimation = "side;

openingAnimationFunc:String
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; easing eect to use for the opening animation.

Example
3DSphereInstance.openingAnimationFunc = "easeInSine;

openingAnimationTime:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; speed (in seconds) at which the opening animation should occur.

Example
3DSphereInstance.openingAnimationTime = 1;

radius:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; radius of the sphere

Example
3DSphereInstance.radius = 700;

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repeatThumbs:Boolean
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether to repeat the thumbnail images in order to create a full sphere or not. If set to false, only the exact number of dened thumbnails will be displayed.

Example
3DSphereInstance.repeatThumbs = true;

segmentsH:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; the number of segments to divide the sphere into along the height. Setting this at a higher number will make the sphere fuller.

Example
3DSphereInstance.segmentsH = 12;

segmentsW:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; the number of segments to divide the sphere into along the width. Setting this at a higher number will make the sphere fuller.

Example
3DSphereInstance.segmentsW = 12;

selectedIndex:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; the index of the selected image

Example
3DSphereInstance.selectedIndex = 5;

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showHideAnimFunc:String
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; easing function for show/hide animation Possible values: linear,easeInSine, easeOutSine, easeInQuad, easeOutQuad, easeInCubic, easeOutCubic, easeInElastic, easeOutElastic, easeInBack, easeOutBack, easeInBounce, easeOutBounce

Example
3DSphereInstance.showHideAnimFunc = "easeInSine;

showHideAnimTime:Number
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property;

Example
3DSphereInstance.showHideAnimTime = 1;

showTooltip:Boolean
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether to display a tooltip on thumbnail mouse over or not.

Example
3DSphereInstance.showTooltip = true;

thumbHeight:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; height of the thumbnail images

Example
3DSphereInstance.thumbHeight = 20;

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thumbWidth:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; width of the thumbnail images

Example
3DSphereInstance.thumbWidth = 15;

thumbLoaderTextPattern:String
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; text that should appear to indicate the number of thumbnails loading and total thumbnails to load. Use %NUM% to represent the number of thumbnails loaded and %TOTAL% to represent the total loaded.

Example
3DSphereInstance.totalColumns = "Loading %NUM% of %TOTAL% thumbs;

tooltipShift:int
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; the number of pixels to oset the tooltip from the mouse pointer

Example
3DSphereInstance.totalColumns = 5;

wheelEnabled:Boolean
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether to enable mouse scroll wheel zooming or not.

Example
3DSphereInstance.zoom = true;

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xAxisEnabled:Boolean
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether the sphere can rotate around the X-Axis or not.

Example
3DSphereInstance.totalColumns = true;

yAxisEnabled:Boolean
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; sets whether the sphere can rotate around the Y-Axis or not.

Example
3DSphereInstance.zoom = true;

zoomAnimFunc:String
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; easing eect to use for the opening and closing the large images. Possible values: linear,easeInSine, easeOutSine, easeInQuad, easeOutQuad, easeInCubic, easeOutCubic, easeInElastic, easeOutElastic, easeInBack, easeOutBack, easeInBounce, easeOutBounce

Example
3DSphereInstance.totalColumns = "easeInSine;

zoomAnimTime:Number
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; speed (in seconds) at which the large image animation should occur.

Example
3DSphereInstance.zoom = 1;

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zoomBehaviour:String
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Property; set to slideCamera or zoomThumb.

Example
3DSphereInstance.zoom = "slideCamera;

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ActionScript methods
getImageHolder
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Method; returns the ImageHolder object for the plane

Example
3DSphereInstance.getImageHolder(plane:DisplayObject3D);

openImage
Availability
Flash Player 9

Description
Method; opens the selected image

Example
3DSphereInstance.openImage(plane:DisplayObject3D);

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Help
This component is fully supported by the Flashloaded support team through our support forum. You will also nd tips and additional information in the forum as well as announcements for version updates: 3D Sphere Support Forum

Note: In order to post a question in the forum, you will need to register by creating a username and password. This registration diers from your account login.

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