Scaleform gfx media player does not open

#SCALEFORM GFX MEDIA PLAYER DOES NOT OPEN MOVIE#
#SCALEFORM GFX MEDIA PLAYER DOES NOT OPEN APK#

For each test i'' only provide the relevant 2 lines of code, the filePath construction, and the creationParams call as the creation of the byte array is no different. These tests are based on testing the following in editor. It seems that despite providing the method with a byte array, this method is attempting some sort of loading of its own based on the swfName you provide it (which actually seems to behave as an swfPath) In terms what it is doing with the first parameter (the swfName). There seems to be some weird behaviour coming fromt he CreateMovieCreationParams method. Thanks for any help, its much appreciated. SO has anyone else had issues with swf files not being found when splitting a project into apk+obb? what sollutions did you come up with if any? Or am i just missing something obvious here somewhere? Not sure if this is a bug, or just another area in which scaleform doesnt support something that would seem like a quite a useful thing to have.

#SCALEFORM GFX MEDIA PLAYER DOES NOT OPEN APK#

I've tried to just throw the streaming assets path in there, but that just makes the FileNotFoundException log a lot longer.Р”Вuring attempts to get this redirection to work (which are still fruitless) I also noticed that it doesnt seem possible to target an swf file unless it is in the root of streaming assets, if we return to a non-split apk build with our swf in StreamingAssets/Folder/MyFile.swf and set the swfpath on SFManager to Folder/MyFile.swf tha app closes the second it tries to load the swf. Oh except it only does that on all platforms except android, to which it returns a blank string. So far i've located the GetScaleformContentPath() method, which seems to add the streaming assets path onto the start of the swf path that we provide. So i've tried to track down where scaleform thinks the folder is to try and fix it. This sort of makes sense since i imagine the streaming assets folder is now elsewhere. Scaleform throws an error saying it couldn't find the swf we told it to use. When testing locally, the obb is detected, the app moves from our preload scene into our main scene (where the scaleform stuff all gets started). The split was nice and easy with the automatic process in unity, little bit more work gave us a downloader that we're testing but should work fine. To make the crosshair following the mouse cursor, build a similar flowgraph as shown in the picture below.Recently had to split an apk for a unity 4.3 project to get the apk under the 50mb limit with the extra obb file for content. This will create a new flowgraph for this light entity.

You might want to tweak some values of the light as for example ProjectorFov to get a steeper projection angle.Р”Р„fter you have found good settings for the light, select the light and choose Create Flow Graph from the context menu. If you press CTRL+G to enter game mode, you can observe that the animation is also played. The light is now projecting to the floor. Set Projector:Texture to crosshair.ui by typing the name into the text field (name depends on the gfx filename).Now, the projection is pointing on the floor.Р”Р„lso make sure that the light source is not too far away from the floor ( 1-2 meters above the ground should be fine). This will then be attached to the current mouse cursor position.Р”В¬reate a light source via Entity -> Lights -> Light and rotate the Y axis by 90 degree.

#SCALEFORM GFX MEDIA PLAYER DOES NOT OPEN MOVIE#

The idea of getting a crosshair into the engine is to use a light source which projects a flash movie on the floor. Your Flash MovieClip is now ready to be used inside the engine! Attaching Crosshair to Mouse Position If the scene is selected and you hit Enter, you get a preview of the animation. Keep doing that until the crosshair has performed one cycle. Select frame 25 and rotate the object by 90 degree. The crosshair is now ready to get animated. Select a frame between 1-100 and choose Create Motion Tween from the context menu. Select frame 100 from the Timeline and choose Insert Frame from the context menu. Let's make the crosshair rotate by adding some keyframes to the flash scene. The following screenshot shows an example crosshair, already converted to a Symbol.Р”В«efore continuing please make sure your shape got also converted to a Symbol (mark the shapes and select Convert to Symbol.

You can now use Flash as usual to create your scene. On the right Properties panel select Flash Player 8 as Target. If you already have a flash file you want to use as crosshair in-game you can skip this and the next chapter and continue where the flash file gets imported to the engine.Р”Р‡or creating a simple crosshair open up Adobe Flash and do the following:

Scaleform gfx media player does not open