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It worked, thanks a lot.:D

I never used the for command, so I don't understand how it works, but I use:


on(rollOver) {
while ( _root.mcname._width < 200) {
_root.mcname._width +=5;
_root.mcname._height +=5;

}
}

I saw a preloader, but it came after a while, like if flash had to load the preloader :/

The site doesn't load :rolleyes: :(

It's very nice, except a few things:
- the background is grainy
- the sound of the roll-overs are annoying
- as you said, it's very slow, first time I checked, I clicked on gallery and saw nothing...

The problem is, I load the node and everything works, but the file just won't resize, I added a textfield to see if flash really received the number, and it does. But it just won't resize it.

...

Thanks a lot nunomira.

I'm really new to actionscript, and I did this code, but it doesn't do anything...


function addStars() {
nbstars = Math.round(Math.random()*200);
if (nbstars > 0) {...

Isn't level0 the main timeline?

You should try on other levels...

thatstill didn't change anything...

it's really annoying me...

I really don't understand the problem here, I'm loading a swf containing a movie clip with 2 frames with Stop(); on each. The file is loaded on _level5 so I tried this:


tellTarget...

bump?

btw, it's not working on my computer, so there shouldn't have any loading...


or is there any way to preload a swf containing only a music file without having to load the movie in the main movie?...

I got this code a scene before:



loadMovie ("femus.swf", "mc1");
dataLoaded = _root.getBytesLoaded()+mc1.getBytesLoaded();
dataTotal = _root.getBytesTotal()+mc1.getBytesTotal();
if...

I'm loading a swf containing a movieclip which contain 2 frames, both have Stop Action. The second has a music.

I use this code:


loadMovieNum ("femus.swf", 5);
tellTarget...

any help?:(

got this code:


btload = _root.getBytesLoaded();
totbt = _root.getBytesTotal();
sclbar = btload*100/totbt;
sclbar = Math.round(sclbar);
setProperty (_root.greybar, _xscale, sclbar);
barwid...

creedance, here's what you said:



Increasing the frame rate WON'T change the number of frames, it will just make the animation show more frames in a second.

Someone answered that:


And...