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Responsive html5 animation not scaling to fit on mobile

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
January 15, 2024
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I am very sorry, I am sure this is a stupid question, but I just can't seem to figure it out.

I have made a looping animation in Adobe Animate. I have gone into the publish settings and given it these settings:

I want it to fill the vertical dimension of whatever window I have the browser set to including the mobile window.

On desktop it looks great and acts as expected:

on mobile it does not:

Nevermind that it is not centered, it is not scaling to vit the vertical dimension. There is a whole bunch of white space at the bottom.

I have tried changing all of those publish settings and nothing is working. Interestingly it shows the animation correctly for a quarter of a second before resizing it to this incorrect view. What am I doing wrong?

Thank you for any help that you can provide! Adobe Animate version 23.0.3

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joejoe_jack

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Hmm, try adding the following meta tag to your head tag?
<meta name="viewport" content="user-scalable=yes, width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, minimum-scale=1.0">

kglad

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@joejoe_jack

that fails with a desktop browser.

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Will28921269da8tAuthor

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I am now trying to take away the responsiveness in publish settings and see if I let squarespace handle that if it will work better.

kglad

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it'll be a guaranteed mess if they're both resizing

n. tilcheff

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I can't help, but just wanted to say:

What a beautiful, cozy scene!

Very nice color and designs!

Nick - Character Designer and Animator, Flash user since 1998 | Member of the Flanimate Power Tools team - extensions for character animation

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Will28921269da8tAuthor

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Thanks!

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Will28921269da8tAuthor

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Don't all speak at once!

I don't know if my question is just really stupid, and Iam approaching this all wrong, or if nobody actually knows. I can't believe that nobody actually knows because this must be something that everybody is doing all of the time. If i am doing this in a wrong way could someone please enlighten me?

In the meantime I did a test and made a test file with the same dimensions as my animation. It is still being cropped off at the same vertical point.

Then I changed the file and added a bunch of space to the vertical parameter at the bottom. It actually scales down smaller and crops off at the same point as before:

So I am still completely flummoxed.

kglad

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i think you have to hand code your app or setlle for close.

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Will28921269da8tAuthor

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Do you know the right way to do something like this? Should I have a separate mobile version of the scene? What is happening that it is getting cut off like this? I just want a full screen version of the scene on mobile!

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Will28921269da8tAuthor

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The document dimensions are 1024x768 if that matters.

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