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changing the screen background color

Enthusiast ,
Jun 04, 2008 Jun 04, 2008

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i am new in flash.
now i have a task where i have a site of different items, made in flash but using all the as3 classes.
for the item details page, a class ItemScreen is created which extends Screen.
now my task is to change the background of the details page dynamically based upon the item chosen.

pls somebody help me.
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Enthusiast , Jun 08, 2008 Jun 08, 2008
i solved it.
i just used the opaqueBackground property.

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LEGEND ,
Jun 05, 2008 Jun 05, 2008

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There are several ways to go about it depending on your code and preferences.

Assuming you have a background in the Screen already (Sprite or MovieClip or other Display Object):

1. You might want to change its color using ColorTransform class.

2. You can replace existing background with a new one (say, Sprite) and draw a rectangle of a desired fill color inside it using yourSprite .graphics class. In this case place a new background into the same stack order as your previous one - old one will be automatically replaced. Don't forget to mark the previous one for garbage collection.

3. You can draw a new rectangle inside the existing background, again, using drawing API (graphics class). Don't forget to invoke clear() method to delete previously drawn rectangle before you draw a new one.

Hope it helps.

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Jun 05, 2008 Jun 05, 2008

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or you use the color-matrix-filter.

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/matrix_transformations_04.html

with this you are able to change the color of pictures etc.

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i solved it.
i just used the opaqueBackground property.

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