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2004-02-24 - By Gabino Travassos
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Hello All
I have a function called wait1() that I invoke at frame 25 of my main
timeline. It is basically a listener to see whether the user has done
something and it loops until something happens. I have a "rewind " button
that when clicked takes the user to frame 19 to repeat the audio
instructions.
Problem is, my function seems to be persistent. When I go back to frame 19
instead of running what 's in there and going to frame 20 and playing the
audio I 'm back to 25 and looping...
Is there something like a function.die or .stop or something?
Do I have to put a variable inside my function?
Like if (stopFunction == "yes "){
// don 't run the function
}
and have my rewind button set stopFunction to "yes "?
And why is this so persistent?
function wait1(){
if((_root.slot3.filledByTile == " ")&&(_root.slot5.filledByTile == " "))
{ gotoAndPlay( "an1Done "); // go back
} else { gotoAndPlay( "an2bDone "); // go forward
}
}
TIA
Gabino
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