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That had nothing to do with it, it was mouse events tripping over each other.

Set up the cursor on/off with hitTestPoint instead of rollover fixed it.

Having a problem with part of a project that I know is something small that I omitted someplace relating to mouseEnabled or mouseChildren, but I think I have tried everything and nothing seems to...

If you search the net, you'll find plenty of blog posts about creating components... but honestly Adobe is your best first bet, it's not something you can throw together in 20 minutes, so I'm sure...

var swf:MovieClip;
var loader:Loader = new Loader();

addChild(loader);
//loader.load(new URLRequest("1.swf"));
...

are your rollover/rollout functions tripping over each other? You should set up one function that controls zoom in/out, call it every time you roll over another button, and send it the target button...

If I'm understanding this correctly...

for simplicity sake:

SelectableObject -> Unit -> Hero right?

and you have an MC in the library that has an attached 'hero' class to it, correct?

...

You'll need to put a listener on the FLVPlayback to hear if it's muted or not, and then manually set the volume to 0.

just ran across this - figured a few of you might be able to use it. I know I will.


http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/so$think-swf-decompiler-5-4/


edit - for some reason, they blank out "s o...

Is the URL the thumbnail image? Then it should work..

Go to tweenmax.com - download tweenmax for as2.

Much simpler, many options, easy to use.

Not sure exactly what you would need, but I'm pretty sure if you search google for crossdomain.xml issues, you'll find your answer.

This is called deeplinking. You can achieve it by using SwfAddress or a framework like Gaia. This is not something you can easily implement once your site is already built, so good luck.

I dont see an address... only email link.

wanna post a link so we can see?

I just noticed recently that the color outside of my stage in the authoring enviornment has changed to white... no idea how/why. This is a huge pain in the ass because it's impossible to see the...

that isn't really a 'hack' per se... but if you are going that route, why not just throw it in a function?

function playSlide($ref:String):void
{
root[$ref].play();
}

Then all you have...

While I'm only 90% sure that this will solve all of your headaches (and several thousand more in the future), it's worth a try and will surely help you in the future.

Go download the TweenMax...

What errors are you getting?

so you basically need to know the name of the root? I don't understand...

Maybe set up a buffer around the edge of the stage - so that if the mouseX/Y touches this virtual border, your track function ignores the mouseX/Y, and saves the last known value of each?

I run into this issue a bit too - one quick way(hackish) to solve - if the class is attached to your library symbol via linkage, set up an init($name:String) method that you can easily send the name...

You are only running the function once... and you are basically telling it to move 10 pixels to the right. What you'll probably want to do is set up an 'endpoint' where you don't want the mc to move...

If you are working in as2, use attachMovie();

if you are working in as3, and placeholder is an empty mc that will simply hold all of your loaded library items, use this:

(assuming you have...

A quick fix would be to import your FLV to stage... put it in the timeline in an MC that would loop continiously.

If you rollover the tv screens at http://bud.tv . I used the draw api to make it dynamic enough to accept XML and different color values and whatnot... there wasn't a tutorial that I know of, I wrote...