Hallo Developers,
i created a nice flash animation that i would like to use as a SplashSceen in my Installer.
How can I do that ?
Greetings
jojoey
Flash SplashScreen
18 posts
Best you can do without writing a NSIS plugin is to use a GIF file with:
-Stu
-Stu
Thanks for the reply !
So is there no flash plugin out there ?
So is there no flash plugin out there ?
Actually, see if that plugin works with Flash.
-Stu
-Stu
why dont you just put the flash in an exe (export dialog in flash) and call it with exewait?
Yes, would be a solution, but a bit unprofessional, isn't it ? Thanks for the idea 😉
i did this once, but it was in fullscreen. i see it might look unprofessional if the flash window has a caption..
First of all are you sure Flash player presents on the target system? Or you suppose this to be a part of NSIS plug-in? 🙂 If this is OK and you can point player to any window, just CreateWindow in the NSIS script and show your animation 😉
nsWeb? 🙂
Originally posted by JoelnsWeb ? Is that a plugin ?
nsWeb? 🙂
Originally posted by Takhiryou don't need flash player installed, when it's a selfcontained flash movie.
First of all are you sure Flash player presents on the target system? Or you suppose this to be a part of NSIS plug-in?
i guess one would need flash player when using nsWeb, which isn't necessarily a problem unless you need people to have a specific (i.e. the latest) version. flash player is installed on about 97% (my own webstats confirm this number coming from adobe) of all windows computers anyways.
But then i'd have ie/firefox popping up .... I thought about having it borderless
I thought having your own flash executable does not require a web browser to run.
-Stu
-Stu
So it would appear borderless ?
Just the flash ?
Just the flash ?
Well have you never seen it? A lot of games now seem to have flash introductions to their installers... usually borderless or sometimes even with semi transparent edges blending into everything else on the screen.
I guess it's up to you to find out how it is done.
-Stu
I guess it's up to you to find out how it is done.
-Stu
Well, i think so 😉
Thanks for the support
Thanks for the support
Well I did what you want for fun actually.
TIPS:
I created a NSIS plugin via Delphi and embedded the OCX while using the component of http://www.f-in-box.com/delphi/ and also via a once created own embeddeing see:
I also got position via the grabbed handle of the current calling NSIS installer so I would position nicely and have same width and height.
Not that you have to display some legaltext somewhere in your installer if you embed the OCX in the installer-plugin.
I sadly cannot give you the source, but only wish you success.
TIPS:
I created a NSIS plugin via Delphi and embedded the OCX while using the component of http://www.f-in-box.com/delphi/ and also via a once created own embeddeing see:
I also got position via the grabbed handle of the current calling NSIS installer so I would position nicely and have same width and height.
Not that you have to display some legaltext somewhere in your installer if you embed the OCX in the installer-plugin.
I sadly cannot give you the source, but only wish you success.
Thank you , i should be able to rebuild it with the tutorial 😉