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SCE NES 2004-02-15 - By Alan Bleiweiss
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Kim,
If the movieclip you have runs for say, 20 frames, you should absolutely
not need to have a corresponding 20 frames on the main timeline for it to
play.
What's your Actionscript look like at that point during the movie?
There is no difference between having an existing movieclip in the library
that you drag onto the main stage and taking a single object (such as a
jpg, textbox, or whatever) and converting it into a movieclip. Same thing
either way ya slice it.
(depending of course on whether there needs to be linkage, instance naming,
etc.)
At 09:07 AM 2/13/04, you wrote:
>Thanks for your detailed info on the usage of scenes, that was good stuff...
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>I guess I should have asked this question before I;ve gotten so far in the
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>design. I will use movie clips instead of scenes, I'm currently having
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>problems accessing objects from actionscript, it may be related to the
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>scenes. But I need a quick confirmation on the behavior of a movie clip
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>before moving on.
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>The behavior that I'm experiencing with movie clips is:
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>After creating a movie clip from the Main timeline, I have to create the
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>same amount of frames on the main timeline as in the movie clip timeline.
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>Otherwise, it does not play the complete movie clip. Is this the correct
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>behavior, I hope not? Or am I creating this problem. I've been converting
>graphics (jpg) on
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>the main timeline to movie clips and then working from that instance.
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>Is there a different between creating a new movie clip and then dragging it
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>from the library to the timeline vs converting an object on the MAIN
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>timeline to a movie clip and working from there?
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>Because of the behavior, my timeline grew very long, which resulted in the
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>use of scenes. My FLASH is a 15 page demonstration of an application, it's
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>still within the 16,000 frames limitation.
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>Kim
>-- --Original Message-- --
>From: Merrill, Jason [mailto:JMerrill@(protected)]
>Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 4:45 PM
>To: flashnewbie@(protected)
>Subject: RE: [Flashnewbie] HOW DO I HAVE THE SAME LOOK AND FEEL ON ALL SCENES
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> Jason Merrill
> ICF Consulting Government e-Learning Solutions
> icfconsulting.com
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>-- --Original Message-- --
>From: Carter, Kim K. [mailto:kim.k.carter@(protected)]
>Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 2:59 PM
>To: 'flashnewbie@(protected)'
>Subject: [Flashnewbie] HOW DO I HAVE THE SAME LOOK AND FEEL ON ALL SCENES
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>I'm using scenes in my FLASH demo, is there a way to port the background
>and navigation buttons to all the scenes without copying and pasting.
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>Kim K. Carter
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