jknouse

I at first thought I'd handle the parent width issue using xPercent, but instead solved the issue by using the "x" property instead, and setting an identifier for the parent width: let parentWidth = document.querySelector("#parent").offsetWidth; let childWidth = document.querySelector("#child").offsetWidth; let xLength = parentWidth - childWidth; .to("#child", { x: xLength });

Coincidentally I just performed this task ten minutes ago in Photoshop. Here's an article: https://ihatetomatoes.net/convert-video-image-sequence/

NEVERMIND! Knew it was simple, and I see you already answered this question for someone else: addChild(loader.content); Honestly, I'm more handsome than smart.

Sorry if this is obvious. I am using LoaderMax to create a load queue, but I am not using the 'container' parameter to add them to the stage immediately. However, I'm not easily finding how to add the swf's to the stage at a later time. I think this must be something obvious, but I'm a bit of a knucklehead, soooo... BTW, thanks so much for everything you've done. I use your brain children on literally everything.