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Hello,
We have about 400+ diagrams that have hotspots in some areas and onclick events that are created in .swf files and action script. I am trying to figure out an easy to convert them to HTML5 and javascript without having to redraw all the hotspots and coding all the onlcick events.
I was able to recreate one but it takes a long time to recreate so I am trying to see if there is a way to convert them.
Just doing some research now and trying to get ideas.
Thank you,
Charles
Hi.
Oh I see... The graphics should really be kept as they are. I was thinking your biggest problem was the code.
Anyway... We really need one - better two - sample files so we can understand exactly what's happening and how we can help you.
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Hi.
Would you mind sharing one of these diagrams?
Because if they all follow a pattern, I think it may be possible to accomplish this task using JSFL.
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JC
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Hello,
I have a very simple one that I can show you as an image. We do have 2 dimensional diagrams that almost do the same thing but unfortunately I can't display them.
And when you hover over the blue circle it displays the number in green.
Like I said before I can recreate them but I am looking for a faster way because we have a lot of diagrams that would need to be recreated.
Thank you,
Charles
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I can't think of any reason why you'd have to redraw any of the "hotspots". They should just be vector shapes, which should translate over to Canvas perfectly intact.
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Hello,
Maybe I am using the wrong function in Adobe Animate cc.
Because when I convert it only gives me the diagram but no "hotspots" or anything.
So I go in there and recreate all the circles.
Thank you,
Charles
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Hi.
Oh I see... The graphics should really be kept as they are. I was thinking your biggest problem was the code.
Anyway... We really need one - better two - sample files so we can understand exactly what's happening and how we can help you.
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