Images disappear in Flash Player 10.1

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June 28, 2010
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Hi,

I'm having a few issues with my flash project in flash player 10.1

The project consists of a series of images that when rolled over hover and rotate (rotateX - rotateY) depending on mouse position. Rolling off them reset them to their original location.

In Flash player 10.0 all is fine but in 10.1 the images disappear? Even clicking on the HTML page that holds the flash makes some images vanish? I've went through the code with a fine tooth comb and its sound.

Has anybody any idea why this is happening? Is it a known issue with the 10.1 player? I need an urgent fix so if anybody has any ideas that would be great!!

Regards

Ciaran

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Anonymous

I've read that the new Flash Player 10.1 addressed a previous redraw issue...

+DisplayObjects with overlapping strokes sometimes disappears when redrawn

Im still having this problem? Anybody else?

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PsychoFreud

Participant

I have the same problem.

Basicly I made a 3d world, placing images in parallax, mouse determines the angle of the "camera".

Some images are close and some are farther away.

After EXACTLY 10 seconds, if I don't make the images move (by moving the mouse),

all my images disappear (or, for some of the larger images, half-disappear).

I have no timer or action what-so-ever which explains the 10 seconds. Like you I have combed through my code,

and I don't see the reason for why this is happening. It's killing my deadline.

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PsychoFreud

Participant

I figured it out.

It has to do with nested items using 3d functionality.

I had sprites loading the images which I in turn addChild to another sprite (so I could offset the position before rotation).

As soon as I changed my

holder.addChild(image);

to

addChild(image);

... my problems disappeared !

This means I have to change my concept a bit, or at least rewrite the code - but at least the stuff stays on screen.

I really hope this issue gets sorted out.

Hope you figure your issue out as well.

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