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You can use methods of the MovieClip class to draw lines and fills on the Stage as the SWF file plays. This allows you to create drawing tools for users and to draw shapes in the SWF file in response to events. The drawing methods are beginFill()
, beginGradientFill()
, clear()
, curveTo()
, endFill()
, lineTo()
, lineStyle()
, and moveTo()
. You can apply these methods to any movie clip instance (for instance, myClip.lineTo()
) or to a level (_root.curveTo()
).
The lineTo()
and curveTo()
methods let you draw lines and curves, respectively. You specify a line color, thickness, and alpha setting for a line or curve with the lineStyle()
method. The moveTo()
drawing method sets the current drawing position to x and y Stage coordinates you specify.
The beginFill()
and beginGradientFill()
methods fill a closed path with a solid or gradient fill, respectively, and endFill()
applies the fill specified in the last call to beginFill()
or beginGradientFill()
. The clear()
method erases what's been drawn in the specified movie clip object.
For more information, see MovieClip.beginFill()
, MovieClip.beginGradientFill()
, MovieClip.clear()
, MovieClip.curveTo()
, MovieClip.endFill()
, MovieClip.lineTo()
, MovieClip.lineStyle()
, and MovieClip.moveTo()
.
clear_btn
as the instance name in the Property inspector. _root.onMouseDown = function() { _root.lineStyle(5, 0xFF0000, 100); _root.moveTo(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse); isDrawing = true; }; _root.onMouseMove = function() { if (isDrawing == true) { _root.lineTo(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse); updateAfterEvent(); } }; _root.onMouseUp = function() { isDrawing = false; }; clear_btn.onRelease = function() { _root.clear(); };
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