Demaestro
msg:3528116 | 9:13 pm on Dec 14, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Assuming all your animations are of type movie clip and all have an instance name. I would try stopping each instance explicitly. animation_name_mc.stop(); I am not sure though I am using Flash 9.0 and actionscript 3.0 and I am not familiar with earlier versions.
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mavi
msg:3528377 | 7:16 am on Dec 15, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Thanx.... I think that could work.
Right now I just have a a stop(); ( without the name before the layer ) The animation name before the DOT is also the layer name right.
If I solve the problem like this, I would have to change all the animation names which will takem me around 2 day... Do you know if there is also a "ALL LAYERS" command or something like that? ( something like GLOBAL STOP for all underlying and overlying layers ) I have use imported fireworks animation.
SO when I import then, flash7 converts them to ediatble flash elements. Thanx
Martin
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Demaestro
msg:3529510 | 3:20 pm on Dec 17, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I don't think actionscript is layer sensitive. Just object classes with instance names. When you put it into a frame of a layer that just defines when it gets run not what it executes global commands against. Just be explicit, name everything, and call the functions on the objects directly.
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mavi
msg:3530595 | 8:28 pm on Dec 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
HI again Thanx for your answer.
It works now... well ... almost... Now the problem is that I can only use the stop and the play button once. When I press stop the movie stops.
Then I press play and it plays.
But if i want to stop the movie again, the stop button doesn't react again... Do you have an idea why this happens...
Would be great if you could help me again. This is what I did... ( 2 frames )
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STOP BUTTON First frame
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on (release) {
_root.video1.stop();
_root.video2.stop();
_root.video6.stop();
nextFrame(); ---------------------------------------
PLAY BUTTON Second Frame
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on (release) {
_root.video1.play();
_root.video2.play();
_root.video6.play();
prevFrame();
---------------------------------------- Thanx and regards
MAVI
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Demaestro
msg:3530706 | 10:49 pm on Dec 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
maybe look into coding a click event rather then onRelease
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