The FlashMovie node enables you to place Flash animations in your VRML scenes and establish bi-directional interaction between VRML scenes and Flash animations. Flash Player v.4 or later should be installed on your computer.

#VRML V2.0 utf8

EXTERNPROTO FlashMovie [
  exposedField SFBool   wantMouse       # TRUE
  exposedField SFBool   wantKeys        # TRUE
  exposedField SFBool   playing         # FALSE
  exposedField SFBool   loop            # FALSE
  exposedField SFInt32  quality         # 0=Low, 1=High, 2=AutoLow, 3=AutoHigh
  exposedField SFInt32  scaleMode       # 0=ShowAll, 1=NoBorder, 2=ExactFit
  exposedField SFInt32  alignMode       # flags, Left=1, Right=2, Top=4, Bottom=8
  exposedField SFInt32  frameNum        # 0
  exposedField SFInt32  width           # 256
  exposedField SFInt32  height          # 256
  exposedField SFColor  backgroundColor # []
  exposedField MFString url             # []
  field        SFBool   repeatS         # TRUE
  field        SFBool   repeatT         # TRUE
  eventIn      SFString command         #
  eventOut     SFInt32  readyState      # 0=Loading, 1=Uninitialized, 
					# 2=Loaded, 3=Interactive, 4=Complete
  eventOut     SFInt32  totalFrames     #
  eventOut     SFInt32  percentLoaded   #
  eventOut     MFString fsCommand       #
]
[
  "urn:ParaGraph:FlashMovie"
  "http://www.parallelgraphics.com/vrml/proto/Cortona/extensions.wrl#FlashMovie"
]

ability to control the playback of Flash movies from VRML scenes by starting or stopping animations, or by specifying frame numbers;

direct access from VRML scenes to the basic properties of Flash movies, such as quality and background color of the movie;

Flash FSCommand actions generate events in VRML scenes.

The texture field of the Appearance VRML node, and the texture field of the AdvancedAppearance VRML extension node in Cortona, can reference FlashMovie node.

Fields and events:

wantMouse	determines whether the Flash movie can receive mouse events from Cortona window
wantKeys	determines whether the Flash movie can receive keyboard events from Cortona window
playing	specifies whether the Flash movie is playing
loop	specifies whether the Flash movie continues playing into the next cycle at the end of the previous cycle. A Flash movie with loop true at the end of every cycle continues playing forever.
quality	specifies the level of anti-aliasing to be used during playback of the Flash movie. Values: 0=Low, 1=High, 2=AutoLow, 3=AutoHigh
scaleMode	determines how the Flash movie is displayed if its size differs from the size specified by the width/height properties. Values: 0=ShowAll, 1=NoBorder, 2=ExactFit
alignMode	determines how the Flash movie is aligned if its size differs from the size specified by the width/height properties. Values: Left=1, Right=2, Top=4, Bottom=8
frameNum	specifies the number of the current frame in the Flash movie (the first frame has a zero number)
width, height	indicate the width and height of the Flash movie texture in pixels respectively
backgroundColor	specifies the background color of the Flash movie
url	defines the URL for the Flash movie file
repeatS, repeatT	specify how the texture wraps in the S and T directions. They are analogues of repeatS and repeatT fields of the VRML ImageTexture node respectively.
command	specifies a string which is transferred to the Flash movie. This string can be used for setting values of Flash movie properties and invoking methods which have no parameters.
readyState	indicates the state of the Flash movie. Values: 0=Loading, 1=Uninitialized, 2=Loaded, 3=Interactive, 4=Complete.
totalFrames	specifies the total number of frames in the Flash movie.
percentLoaded	indicates the percentage of the Flash movie loading process.
fsCommand	specifies MFString strings containing commands generated in the Flash movie. This event value has the following syntax: [command, arg] or [command1, arg1, command2, arg2,...]. For more details see the Controlling the Flash Player entry in the Macromedia Flash help system.