I decided to publish on here my own fashion game for big girls. I just want to show my abilities to work with Adobe Flash and Action Script 3. I publish here a trimmed version with some restrictions (I removed possibilities to apply patterns to outfit) but it's enough to play with this game. This applications involves more than 2 thousands of lines of code.
I used following predefined components: Labels and ColorPickers.
In order to add text to the Label component you need to use its property text:
ControlMenu.txtLabel.text = "text";
In order to use the ColorPicker (and apply a selected colour to your object) you need create the function which will become the event handler for that ColorPicker:
ControlMenu.cp1.addEventListener(ColorPickerEvent.CHANGE, colorApply);
function colorApply(event:ColorPickerEvent):void {
var hexColor:Number = 0xffffff; //white
var myCT:ColorTransform = new ColorTransform();
hexColor = event.target.selectedColor;
myCT.color = hexColor;
outerwear.transform.colorTransform = myCT;
}
The instance of the Color Transform is requested as a intermediate element to apply colour to any object. Outerwear is a name of a movie clip instance.
In addition I'd like to say that this work was an excellent practice in UI/UX development. (This subject I learn at London School of Business and Finance (LSBF) on Interactive Media Course.
I used following predefined components: Labels and ColorPickers.
In order to add text to the Label component you need to use its property text:
ControlMenu.txtLabel.text = "text";
In order to use the ColorPicker (and apply a selected colour to your object) you need create the function which will become the event handler for that ColorPicker:
ControlMenu.cp1.addEventListener(ColorPickerEvent.CHANGE, colorApply);
function colorApply(event:ColorPickerEvent):void {
var hexColor:Number = 0xffffff; //white
var myCT:ColorTransform = new ColorTransform();
hexColor = event.target.selectedColor;
myCT.color = hexColor;
outerwear.transform.colorTransform = myCT;
}
The instance of the Color Transform is requested as a intermediate element to apply colour to any object. Outerwear is a name of a movie clip instance.
In addition I'd like to say that this work was an excellent practice in UI/UX development. (This subject I learn at London School of Business and Finance (LSBF) on Interactive Media Course.
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