The following example shows how you can dynamically load an image at runtime using the ActionScript 3.0 Loader class and then copy the image’s pixels into four separate Bitmap object instances on the display list by using the Loader instance’s content property and bitmapData properties.
Full code after the jump.
// ActionScript 3.0 const IMAGE_URL:String = "http://www.helpexamples.com/flash/images/logo.png"; var ldr:Loader = new Loader(); ldr.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, ldr_complete); ldr.load(new URLRequest(IMAGE_URL)); var bitmap1:Bitmap; var bitmap2:Bitmap; var bitmap3:Bitmap; var bitmap4:Bitmap; function ldr_complete(evt:Event):void { var bmp:Bitmap = ldr.content as Bitmap; bitmap1 = new Bitmap(bmp.bitmapData); bitmap1.x = 100; bitmap1.y = 100; bitmap1.rotation = 0; addChild(bitmap1); bitmap2 = new Bitmap(bmp.bitmapData); bitmap2.x = 200; bitmap2.y = 100; bitmap2.rotation = 90; addChild(bitmap2); bitmap3 = new Bitmap(bmp.bitmapData); bitmap3.x = 300; bitmap3.y = 100; bitmap3.rotation = 180; addChild(bitmap3); bitmap4 = new Bitmap(bmp.bitmapData); bitmap4.x = 400; bitmap4.y = 100; bitmap4.rotation = 270; addChild(bitmap4); }
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