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Rollover elastic bounce rezise

Posted on by Evan Mullins

Flash experiment that could be used for navigation. Rollover each area and watch them all resize themself to accomodate the growing box. It’s pretty fun to play with.

Example

[kml_flashembed publishmethod=”dynamic” fversion=”9.0.0″ movie=”https://circlecube.com/circlecube/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2007/07/rolloverresizeevan.swf” width=”550″ height=”400″ targetclass=”flashmovie”]

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[/kml_flashembed]
I’m sure there is a way to simplify the code, but this worked so there was no need.

Actionscript

[cc lang=”actionscript” tab_size=”2″ lines=”70″]
import mx.transitions.easing.*;
import mx.transitions.Tween;
var normWidth:Number = mc_1._width;
mc1x = mc_1._x;
mc2x = mc_2._x;
mc3x = mc_3._x;
mc4x = mc_4._x;
mc_1.onRollOver = function ():Void {
//Tween( obj:Object, prop:String, func:Function, begin:Number, finish:Number, duration:Number, useSeconds:Boolean )
//Double in size
var mc1Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_1, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2, 1, true);
mc_1.gotoAndPlay(“over”);
//Shrink by 33% and move 66% along using width
var mc2Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc2x, (mc2x) + (normWidth * 2 / 3), 1, true);
//Shrink by 33% and move 33% along using width
var mc3Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc3x, (mc3x) + (normWidth * 1 / 3), 1, true);
//Shrink by 33%, no need to move as already in position
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
//trace(“rollOver 1”);
};
mc_1.onRollOut = function ():Void {
//Return to normal width
var mc1Move:Tween = new Tween (this, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2, normWidth, 1, true);
mc_1.gotoAndStop(“up”);
//Return to normal width and use mc_1 as basis for x
var mc2Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc2x) + (normWidth * 2 / 3), mc2x, 1, true);
//var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc_2._x, mc_1._x + (normWidth*2), 1, true);
//Return to normal width and use mc_4 as basis for x
var mc3Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc3x) + (normWidth * 1 / 3), mc3x, 1, true);
//Return to normal width
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
//trace(“rollOut 1”);
};
mc_2.onRollOver = function ():Void {
//Double in size and move left 33%
var mc2Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc2x, (mc2x) + (normWidth * 2 / 3), 1, true);
mc_2.gotoAndPlay(“over”);
//Tween( obj:Object, prop:String, func:Function, begin:Number, finish:Number, duration:Number, useSeconds:Boolean )
//shrink by 33% mc1
var mc1Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_1, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
//var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc_2._x, (mc_2._x) + (mc_2._width*2/3), 1, true);
//Shrink by 33% and move 33% along using width
var mc3Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc3x, (mc3x) + (normWidth * 1 / 3), 1, true);
//Shrink by 33%, no need to move as already in position
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
//trace(“rollOver 2”);
};
mc_2.onRollOut = function ():Void {
//Return to normal width and position
var mc2Move:Tween = new Tween (this, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc2x) + (normWidth * 2 / 3), mc2x, 1, true);
mc_2.gotoAndStop(“up”);
//Return to normal width and use mc_1 as basis for x
var mc1Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_1, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
//var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc_2._x, mc_1._x + (normWidth*2), 1, true);
//Return to normal width and use mc_4 as basis for x
var mc3Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc3x) + (normWidth * 1 / 3), mc3x, 1, true);
//Return to normal width
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut,normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
//trace(“rollOut 2”);
};
mc_3.onRollOver = function ():Void {
//Double in size and move left 33%
var mc3Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc3x, (mc3x) + (normWidth * 1 / 3), 1, true);
mc_3.gotoAndPlay(“over”);
//Tween( obj:Object, prop:String, func:Function, begin:Number, finish:Number, duration:Number, useSeconds:Boolean )
//shrink by 33% mc1
var mc1Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_1, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
//var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc_2._x, (mc_2._x) + (mc_2._width*2/3), 1, true);
//Shrink by 33% and move 33% along using width
var mc2Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc2x, (mc2x) + (normWidth * -2 / 3), 1, true);
//Shrink by 33%, no need to move as already in position
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
//trace(“rollOver 3”);
};
mc_3.onRollOut = function ():Void {
//Return to normal width and position
var mc3Move:Tween = new Tween (this, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc3x) + (normWidth * 1 / 3), mc3x, 1, true);
mc_3.gotoAndStop(“up”);
//Return to normal width and use mc_1 as basis for x
var mc1Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_1, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
//var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc_2._x, mc_1._x + (normWidth*2), 1, true);
//Return to normal width and use mc_4 as basis for x
var mc2Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc2x) + (normWidth * -2 / 3), mc2x, 1, true);
//Return to normal width
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
//trace(“rollOut 3”);
};
mc_4.onRollOver = function ():Void {
//shrink in size and move left 33%
var mc3Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2/3, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc3x, (mc3x) + (normWidth * – 3 / 3), 1, true);
//Tween( obj:Object, prop:String, func:Function, begin:Number, finish:Number, duration:Number, useSeconds:Boolean )
//shrink by 33% mc1
var mc1Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_1, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
//var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc_2._x, (mc_2._x) + (mc_2._width*2/3), 1, true);
//Shrink by 33% and move 33% along using width
var mc2Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2 / 3, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc2x, (mc2x) + (normWidth * -2 / 3), 1, true);
//double in size, no need to move as already in position
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth, normWidth * 2, 1, true);
mc_4.gotoAndPlay(“over”);
//trace(“rollOver 4”);
};
mc_4.onRollOut = function ():Void {
//Return to normal width and position
var mc3Move:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2/3, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc3X:Tween = new Tween (mc_3, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc3x) + (normWidth * – 3 / 3), mc3x, 1, true);
//Return to normal width and use mc_1 as basis for x
var mc1Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_1, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
//var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, mc_2._x, mc_1._x + (normWidth*2), 1, true);
//Return to normal width and use mc_4 as basis for x
var mc2Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2 / 3, normWidth, 1, true);
var mc2X:Tween = new Tween (mc_2, “_x”, Elastic.easeOut, (mc2x) + (normWidth * -2 / 3), mc2x, 1, true);
//Return to normal width
var mc4Width:Tween = new Tween (mc_4, “_width”, Elastic.easeOut, normWidth * 2, normWidth, 1, true);
mc_4.gotoAndStop(“up”);
//trace(“rollOut 4”);
};
[/cc]

Download

Here is the source file: rolloverResizeEvan.fla for those who want.

Free IQ Web Designer & Flash Developer

Posted on by Evan Mullins

Starting my new position at Free IQ this week! I’ll be doing Web Design, Flash Design/Development and anything between. Actionscript, Flash, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Graphic Design etc…
I’ve been hired expressly to revamp the flash video player they have. They assure me that there will be a plethora of interesting tasks to keep me busy as well. I’ll post significant updates as the player gets massaged and fleshed out!
free iq beta

The Mullins Family Bluegrass Songbook

Posted on by Evan Mullins

Mullins Songbook Cover

I made this Bluegrass Songbook. 50 Songs including lyrics, melody line, TAB melody for guitar and chord charts for guitar, mandolin and banjo. Many folk, gospel, mormon and family songs. Songs included are:

  • Abide With Me Tis Eventide
  • All Over The World
  • Amazing Grace
  • Battle Hymn Of The Republic
  • Blackbird
  • Chim Chim Cher-ee
  • Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing
  • Come Come Ye Saints
  • Count Your Blessings
  • Cruella De Vil
  • Did You Think To Pray
  • Do Lord Remember Me
  • Do What Is Right
  • Down By The Riverside
  • Drifting Too Far From The Shore
  • Farther Along
  • Give Said The Little Stream
  • Go Tell It On The Mountains
  • God Be With You
  • Happy Family
  • House of the Rising Sun
  • How Great Thou Art
  • I Am A Child Of God
  • I Need Thee Every Hour
  • I Wanna Be Like You
  • If You Chance To Meet A Frown
  • I’ll Fly Away
  • I’m So Glad When Daddy Comes Home
  • In The Leafy Tree Tops
  • Israel Israel God Is Calling
  • Just A Closer Walk With Thee
  • Let Us All Press On
  • Let Us Oft Speak Kind Words
  • Oh My Father
  • Onward Christian Soldiers
  • Precious Lord
  • Take My Hand
  • Rocky Top
  • Salty Dog
  • Scarborough Fair
  • Shady Grove
  • Swing Low Sweet Chariot
  • Teach Me To Walk In The Light
  • The Bare Necessities
  • There Is Sunshine In My Soul
  • Turn Your Radio On
  • We Are All Enlisted
  • What A Wonderful World
  • When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
  • Where Did You Sleep Last Night
  • Zip-a-dee Doo Dah!

Product Details:
Printed: 108 pages, 8.5″ x 11″, perfect binding, black and white interior ink
Or
Download: 108 pages, 8.5″ x 11″, color PDF

Visit the product page at Lulu.com

Pinewoods Community 2007 Health Seminar Series Website

Posted on by Evan Mullins

2007 Summer Health Seminar Series to be held at Pinewood Estates North Library.
Krista Mullins, a Health Promotion and Behavior student is coordinating the seminars as a part of her internship experience with UGA’s International Public Service and Outreach department. Four seminars are planned throughout the summer on health issues for the latino community such as: diabetes, blood pressure, HIV/AIDS, and school immunizations.

I did the site design with Dreamweaver using html and css.

Pinewoods

Click to visit!

Pog Portfolio – Interactive flash portfolio

Posted on by Evan Mullins

An interactive flash portfolio featuring ‘pog’ thumbnails sortable by tags and adjustable properties.

open Circle Cube POG portfolio
Pog Thmb

Circle Cube . com
Toggle the help window with ‘h’.
Click the pogs to explore each piece, if applicaple click the ‘open window’ link.
Pog options are aligned across the top of the bay window, use them to adjust the properties within the bay area. Mix and match until you find your fit. Tag buttons are across the bottom, click to specify the genre of art to display.

Gravity:
Toggle the force of gravity acting on the pogs. Pogs with gravity on will be pulled down and bounce according to mass.
White is on. Black is off.

Spring:
Toggle the spring or elasticity option. Pogs will hinge to a point and orbit that point.
White is on. Black is off.

Grid:
Toggle the grid option. The pogs can either form into an array of pogs or move aimlessly in the space.
White is on. Black is off.

Friction:
Toggle the force of friction acting on the pogs. Pogs with friction will slow down and over time eventually stop.
White is on. Black is off.

Tags:
Click these tag button descriptors to see only that style of work in the portfolio.
Select all work, video, new media, animation, or drawing.

Beulah Henderson Riley Book

Posted on by Evan Mullins

Beulah Henderson Riley is my grandmother, I always clled her Gran-B. This is her ‘autobiography’ which I added photos to and made into a book on blurb. I’m planning on creating a new more graphically aesthetic book in inDesign soon, so check back for that!

Beulah Henderson Riley – The Book

Beulah Henderson Riley. A book created by combining Beulah’s personal life story and other writings with family photographs. Created and Edited by Evan Mullins. Order a physical copy through Evan’s store at Blurb.com.

Her autobiography and personal history. Born and raised in Roanoke, Virginia she tells her family history and recounts events in her life. Also contains local church history for the Roanoke Virginia area. Also features actual family photographs to coinside with her writings.

Appendix also contains:

  • A presentation she prepared for her mother Osceola Ferguson Henderson entitles “This is Your Life”.
  • A talk she gave in Sacrament meeting discussing church history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Roanoake area.
  • A talk give by her daughter, Suzanne Riley Mullins, at her funeral in 1993.

beulah book

Book site at Blurb.com

Book Preview (pdf)