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Dynamic Pie Chart in Flash 5
Author: Helen Triolo | Website: http://www.i-technica.com |

Creating the Slice

Step 1 : Creating the Slice Movie Clip

As shown in the screenshot above, 3 symbols are needed for this example; they are all movieclips. One is pieslice, which is that skinny blue sliver in the middle of the screen. It's 1/100th of a circle (3.6 degrees) and will be duplicated x times to represent x percent. You can create it by drawing a circle, bisecting it with a line, then bisecting with another line the same as the first but rotated 3.6 degrees counterclockwise and taking the resulting segment as your pie slice. It needed some fiddling before I got an acceptable slice; so alternately you can just open the example fla and drag a copy into your movie from the library.

Place it so that the pointed end is where you want the center of the pie chart to be and use the Instance panel to assign it an instance name of mcPie (I use "mc" at the beginning of every movieclip instance to remind me that that's what it is. Likewise, n means a number, s means string, and so forth). That blue sliver will be part of the first segment of the chart.

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