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Is there a way to increase the "Every X" speed of the timer?
I'm using some "typewriter text" code that creates the effect of spitting out text one character at a time. It's programmed like this: "Every 3 seconds," some text is printed.
Problem is, I'd like to increase the speed of the timer. (Maybe tricking the program into interpreting "Every 3 seconds" as being "Every 2 second"?) I have hundreds of lines of this and I'd like to avoid adjusting each and every one. (I especially would like to avoid creating an extra counter and having the value tied that -- not until MMF supports a find-and-replace function.)
I've tried "Every X seconds, add 1 second to timer" -- but this doesn't seem to do anything.
Any ideas? Is there an extension that manipulates how the timer works (one that's compatible with Flash)?
Hi everyone -- I'm trying to export an SWF game with an uncommon typeface (Joystix Monospace), so I'm trying include it as the embedded font. Every time I try to build it, however, I get an error message.
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Loading configuration file C:\Program Files (x86)\Multimedia Fusion 2\Data\Runtime\Flash\Flex\frameworks\flex-config.xml C:\Users\X\AppData\Local\Temp\Fla8372.tmp\RuntimeFlash.mxml(33): Error: exception during transcoding: Font for alias 'EmbJoystix Monospace' with plain weight and style was not found by family name 'Joystix Monospace'
From what I can tell from earlier posts, the SWF Exporter doesn't like certain fonts...but does anyone know why? And what kinds of fonts do work? No matter what I try to embed, I seem to run into snags.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!