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Thread: stupid scroll menu i cant get it to work damit

  1. #21
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    No, it didn't...

    As I continu learning I change it directly.. for that site:
    myfile.txt=welcome.txt (contains that whole 'story')
    stuff=welcome (textfield Variable)

    so I pasted the script after I selected the button (down arrow):

    on(press){
    _root.welcome.scroll--;
    }

    I did that, because I wanted to see if it would scroll down the large text. But it didn't
    I tried the button in the same layer as the field, but that didn't work either, so I placed it back in another layer (easier for me).

  2. #22
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    Check out these tutorials...they probably explain things more clearly than I can...

    http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/In...29/index.shtml

    http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/In...40/index.shtml

    K.

  3. #23
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    Okay! I managed to make a scroll-able text with the first tutorial..... BUT... instead of..

    onClipEvent (load){
    welcome = "Insert text here";
    }

    pasting the WHOLE text into the script... I used your script:

    onClipEvent (load) {
    loadVariables ("welcome.txt", this);
    }

    It works fine...... BUT.... I want to have looping animations... so what do I do: I make frame label and I let the last frame

    gotoAndplay ("loop");

    I load the text at ..let's say frame number 1 but the frame label is at frame 10 ...still when it loads the frame label again it will refresh the text also.
    I used both the tutorial script and your script (which I prefer to load the text).. but I still get same result

  4. #24
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    Put the looped animations into their own, separate movie clip (with frame labels & gotoAndPlay action) and place it on the stage...they will run on their own loop and won't affect the loaded variables...

    Good luck,

    K.

  5. #25
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    Ahhhhhhhh... I do understand the "Movie clip" better now
    I still have my lopped animation AND a FULLY functional "scrollable-text"!
    I thank you very much!

    With the new obtained experience I will enhance all the less advanced scenes to save a lot more frames and so bites for the viewer to load

    And next time I have something to ask, I will post it in the proper forum.

    More and more I'm becoming a real Flash-Junkie
    Thanks again

  6. #26
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    No problem, we were all newbies once...



    K.

  7. #27
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    No doubt about
    [Edited by Wicked Mouse on 03-28-2002 at 08:59 PM]

  8. #28
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    Oh... one more thing (I already screwed up this Flash MX thread ):
    because it safes layers and is easier I use a movie clip which I track as a button for the menu buttons, which appears in every scene. That works perfectly, except for 1 scene.
    for example it looks something like this:

    [Hello]
    [Gallery]
    [Links]
    [Contact]

    when I click on 'Hello', 'Links' or 'Contact'... it goes perfectly, but when I click on Gallery it goes wrong (the player rewinds). Firstly I made a mistake by refering the button 'Gallery' to 'Links' (all examples) and that went flawlessly. So it has to be that scene in particular. What to do about this problem, Capt'n?

  9. #29
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    Ow wait a minute... I managed to make it completely out of order again
    And I don't get much further with any of the tutorials

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