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 Post subject: how can i resize the image
PostPosted: June 5th, 2006, 12:32 pm 
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Hi all,

i want to resize the image when its dropped. i do not have much space, i want all of the images in small sizes for selection, when user had select any of them and want to drop it the image should be resized.

can u please guide me.

i tried to do that my talking a variable and then assign it again to image but its a long procedure.


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PostPosted: June 5th, 2006, 2:56 pm 
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On the dropzone, create an Object Dropped action.
For that action, launch a script object. In the script object put the following:
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I1.Scale(1.4,1.4,0.01)

where I1 is your image name. The 3 items are horizontal, vertical, time.

Then just figure out how you need to resize your images to fit your dropzone, revise the Scale command accordingly.

Make sure you small images are draggable.

Hope this helps, or gets you started in the right direction.

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Thanks Dear

it works


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Hi Shivam

Here's a sample publication using standard Opus actions that may give you additional ways to achieve the effect.

Kind Regards,


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