Anheuser Busch: Rolling Rock

http://www.rollingrock.com/
Developed by Steven Sacks for BIG Interactive Los Angeles, CA

The Rolling Rock website makes extensive use of Gaia's implementation of SWFAddress 2.0's deeplinking capabilities for seamless integration of deeplinks and back/forward browser functionality, as well as Event Hijacking to move the mountains between sections.

Even thought this site was apparently taken down or moved! from the link, I looked @ the Gaia Site http://biginteractive.com/#/Work/  I loved the Transitions in it!  I just have a question if you don't mind?  I have a 27 inch monitor and a regular laptop.  The website completely fills both of my displays, but if I reduce the window size I get the scroller?  This is what I don't understand!  When you set up 100% height and width, you don't get the scroller when you reduce the window?
so my questions are
1.  what are the dimension you placed in gaia (width and height)  to create it?
2.  if it is full screen (100% width and height), how do you get it to scroll the window?

So my focus is on your initial setup!

Steven!  thank you for Gaia!  I'm new to Gaia, but I'm understanding more and more! 

The Big Interactive site appears to use this javascript to manage the scrollbars:http://blog.pixelbreaker.com/flash/swfforcesize

swffit is similar and more up to date: http://swffit.millermedeiros.com

thanks alot for the reply!  I have learned a lot this week just playing around with gaia and swffit!