To explain what I'm trying to do, I'll keep it simple.  I've got a
rectange on the stage with dimensions 720 by 540.  The height is 75% of
the width.

My movie is published at 100%.  I can easily size the rectangle to
Stage.width and Stage.height.  How can I resize the stage, but have the
rectangle maintain it's aspect ratio.  If I change the Stage.width, the
rectangle's height will be affected accordingly?

Know what I mean?

Thanks,
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I used something similar to this inside my AV component I built, pretty =
simple:

function scaleSize(originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight) {
;
if (newWidth<newHeight) {
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
var returnHeight =3D newWidth*(originalHeight/originalWidth);
} else if (newWidth>newHeight) {
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newHeight*(originalWidth/originalHeight);
}else{
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
}
return {width:returnWidth, height:returnHeight};
}
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Subject: [FlashComm] resizing movie clip on stage with stage.onResize


To explain what I'm trying to do, I'll keep it simple.  I've got a=20
rectange on the stage with dimensions 720 by 540.  The height is 75% =
of=20
the width.

My movie is published at 100%.  I can easily size the rectangle to=20
Stage.width and Stage.height.  How can I resize the stage, but have =
the=20
rectangle maintain it's aspect ratio.  If I change the Stage.width, =
the=20
rectangle's height will be affected accordingly?

Know what I mean?

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sorry maybe I should clarify, the first two args are the aspect ratio, =
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have and it will fit it best as it can in the same aspect ratio=20

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I used something similar to this inside my AV component I built, =
pretty simple:

function scaleSize(originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight) =
{
if (newWidth<newHeight) {
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
var returnHeight =3D newWidth*(originalHeight/originalWidth);
} else if (newWidth>newHeight) {
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newHeight*(originalWidth/originalHeight);
}else{
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
}
return {width:returnWidth, height:returnHeight};
}
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To explain what I'm trying to do, I'll keep it simple.  I've got a=20
rectange on the stage with dimensions 720 by 540.  The height is 75% =
of=20
the width.

My movie is published at 100%.  I can easily size the rectangle to=20
Stage.width and Stage.height.  How can I resize the stage, but have =
the=20
rectangle maintain it's aspect ratio.  If I change the Stage.width, =
the=20
rectangle's height will be affected accordingly?

Know what I mean?

Thanks,
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I'm not sure what any o these parameters are:
originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight

I'm resizing the rectangle with the following:

stageListener = new Object();
stageListener.onResize = function () {
//resize rectangle width according to Stage.width AND rectangle
height
//resize rectangle height according to Stage.height AND rectangle
width
}
Stage.addListener(stageListener);


It's almost like a loop.  I can't figure out how to do it both ways.  I
can figure out how to do ONLY the width or ONLY the height.

rectangle._width  = Stage.width;
rectangle._height = rectangle._width * .75;

But then how to calculate the rectangle._width if the Stage.height is
being affected?






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I used something similar to this inside my AV component I built, pretty
simple:

function scaleSize(originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight) {
;
if (newWidth<newHeight) {
var returnWidth = newWidth;
var returnHeight = newWidth*(originalHeight/originalWidth);
} else if (newWidth>newHeight) {
var returnHeight = newHeight;
var returnWidth = newHeight*(originalWidth/originalHeight);
}else{
var returnHeight = newHeight;
var returnWidth = newWidth;
}
return {width:returnWidth, height:returnHeight};
}
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Subject: [FlashComm] resizing movie clip on stage with stage.onResize


To explain what I'm trying to do, I'll keep it simple.  I've got a
rectange on the stage with dimensions 720 by 540.  The height is 75% of
the width.

My movie is published at 100%.  I can easily size the rectangle to
Stage.width and Stage.height.  How can I resize the stage, but have the
rectangle maintain it's aspect ratio.  If I change the Stage.width, the
rectangle's height will be affected accordingly?

Know what I mean?

Thanks,
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Nevermind man.  You got it.  That worked!
Thanks again.

Big help!





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Re: [FlashComm] resizing movie clip on stage with stage.onResize






I'm not sure what any o these parameters are:
originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight

I'm resizing the rectangle with the following:

stageListener = new Object();
stageListener.onResize = function () {
//resize rectangle width according to Stage.width AND rectangle
height
//resize rectangle height according to Stage.height AND rectangle
width
}
Stage.addListener(stageListener);


It's almost like a loop.  I can't figure out how to do it both ways.  I
can figure out how to do ONLY the width or ONLY the height.

rectangle._width  = Stage.width;
rectangle._height = rectangle._width * .75;

But then how to calculate the rectangle._width if the Stage.height is
being affected?






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I used something similar to this inside my AV component I built, pretty
simple:

function scaleSize(originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight) {
;
if (newWidth<newHeight) {
var returnWidth = newWidth;
var returnHeight = newWidth*(originalHeight/originalWidth);
} else if (newWidth>newHeight) {
var returnHeight = newHeight;
var returnWidth = newHeight*(originalWidth/originalHeight);
}else{
var returnHeight = newHeight;
var returnWidth = newWidth;
}
return {width:returnWidth, height:returnHeight};
}
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Subject: [FlashComm] resizing movie clip on stage with stage.onResize


To explain what I'm trying to do, I'll keep it simple.  I've got a
rectange on the stage with dimensions 720 by 540.  The height is 75% of
the width.

My movie is published at 100%.  I can easily size the rectangle to
Stage.width and Stage.height.  How can I resize the stage, but have the
rectangle maintain it's aspect ratio.  If I change the Stage.width, the
rectangle's height will be affected accordingly?

Know what I mean?

Thanks,
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lmao you still want my reply? lol nm
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Nevermind man.  You got it.  That worked!
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I'm not sure what any o these parameters are:
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I'm resizing the rectangle with the following:

stageListener =3D new Object();=20
stageListener.onResize =3D function () {
//resize rectangle width according to Stage.width AND =
rectangle=20
height
//resize rectangle height according to Stage.height AND =
rectangle=20
width
}
Stage.addListener(stageListener);


It's almost like a loop.  I can't figure out how to do it both ways.  =
I=20
can figure out how to do ONLY the width or ONLY the height.

rectangle._width  =3D Stage.width;
rectangle._height =3D rectangle._width * .75;

But then how to calculate the rectangle._width if the Stage.height is=20
being affected?






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I used something similar to this inside my AV component I built, =
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function scaleSize(originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight) =
{
if (newWidth<newHeight) {
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
var returnHeight =3D newWidth*(originalHeight/originalWidth);
} else if (newWidth>newHeight) {
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newHeight*(originalWidth/originalHeight);
}else{
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
}
return {width:returnWidth, height:returnHeight};
}
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To explain what I'm trying to do, I'll keep it simple.  I've got a=20
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of=20
the width.

My movie is published at 100%.  I can easily size the rectangle to=20
Stage.width and Stage.height.  How can I resize the stage, but have =
the=20
rectangle maintain it's aspect ratio.  If I change the Stage.width, =
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rectangle's height will be affected accordingly?

Know what I mean?

Thanks,
Brandon Lee

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Ok well my function is more than you need, because when I wrote this I =
was building a Camera container that wrapped cameras, resized them, =
fitted them, best to rows etc it was not a happy calculation and by the =
end of it I chose a different way lol but never throw out an old fla if =
it works.

My function also finds the best fit, but if you just want to keep it in =
aspect, well it depends on which is your bigger side but assuming width =
is your biggest size try:

stageListener =3D new Object();=20
stageListener.onResize =3D function () {
var NewWidth =3D Stage.Width; =20
var OriginalWidth =3D 200;
var OriginalHeight =3D 100;

rectangle._width =3D NewWidth;
rectangle._height =3D newWidth*(originalHeight/originalWidth);

}

(I didn't write this reply for nothing, maybe you will understand it =
with this reply instead of just using the function :D)
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Subject: Re: [FlashComm] resizing movie clip on stage with =
stage.onResize


I'm not sure what any o these parameters are:
originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight

I'm resizing the rectangle with the following:

stageListener =3D new Object();=20
stageListener.onResize =3D function () {
//resize rectangle width according to Stage.width AND =
rectangle=20
height
//resize rectangle height according to Stage.height AND =
rectangle=20
width
}
Stage.addListener(stageListener);


It's almost like a loop.  I can't figure out how to do it both ways.  =
I=20
can figure out how to do ONLY the width or ONLY the height.

rectangle._width  =3D Stage.width;
rectangle._height =3D rectangle._width * .75;

But then how to calculate the rectangle._width if the Stage.height is=20
being affected?






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Re: [FlashComm] resizing movie clip on stage with stage.onResize






I used something similar to this inside my AV component I built, =
pretty=20
simple:

function scaleSize(originalWidth, originalHeight, newWidth, newHeight) =
{
if (newWidth<newHeight) {
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
var returnHeight =3D newWidth*(originalHeight/originalWidth);
} else if (newWidth>newHeight) {
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newHeight*(originalWidth/originalHeight);
}else{
var returnHeight =3D newHeight;
var returnWidth =3D newWidth;
}
return {width:returnWidth, height:returnHeight};
}
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Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 8:54 PM
Subject: [FlashComm] resizing movie clip on stage with =
stage.onResize


To explain what I'm trying to do, I'll keep it simple.  I've got a=20
rectange on the stage with dimensions 720 by 540.  The height is 75% =
of=20
the width.

My movie is published at 100%.  I can easily size the rectangle to=20
Stage.width and Stage.height.  How can I resize the stage, but have =
the=20
rectangle maintain it's aspect ratio.  If I change the Stage.width, =
the=20
rectangle's height will be affected accordingly?

Know what I mean?

Thanks,
Brandon Lee

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