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Hardboiled Vol.2

Whee, finally completed. It has been a rollercoaster ride with my fellow new colleague. Phew. I guess I’ll let the work do it’s introduction by itself. And enjoy ! in the meantime. It’s an online magazine (yes, some of you just say “again?”

This time around, we’re fortunate to call together this launch with Singapore’s Earth Hour. Will upload some picture later.

The main page. You can play around with these. If you want to know more perhaps you can look into the older issue.

A Beautiful Lie

No Impact Man

Update : Hahaha god damn it, forgot to put in the link, how to visit -_-.

http://www.hardboiledmagazine.com

[Flash] Mouse hide(r) and Fullscreen Delay(er)

Regards there,

It has been a while I’m into sharing really useful stuff with my readers. Of course it is ain’t anything big here but I thought it might be useful to some.

The first one is the mouse hiding script that might be handy when you’re dealing with games, fullscreen projects which sometimes it might be a hassle if the mouse stays in the middle. Of course any intermediate actionscripter will able to come up with a solution very fast but I would want to share this script, that you may use it freely. Just let me know if you like it.

Download :
Mouse Hide(r)

http://www.manmeng.net/fun/mm_mousehide.fla

The second one here is somewhat not that common for those that runs on PC environment. Because normally the fscommand(“fullscreen”) will work perfectly. But in the newer Macs running OSX, there is a tendency of delay that causes your fullscreen player doesn’t really go fullscreen and retains it window menu. Reason? Simple, it’s the delay from launching the external player itself. The fix? The script below or you can addon a bit of delay like, 0.5 second before calling in the fullscreen script. Enjoy!

Download :
Fullscreen Delay(er)

http://www.manmeng.net/fun/mm_fullscreen.fla



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