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  1. #1
    Senior Member
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    Hello,
    I am making a movie that has a ball that randomly moves about the screen. I want it so that when you click it five times, it goes to frame 3. That's it. For some reason, it's not working. Maybe I have all the right script in all the wrong places. Here is my script.

    Main Timeline:
    Frame 1: num=0
    Frame 2: stop()
    Frame 3: stop()

    Ball Instance in Main Timeline:
    onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
    if (hit=1) {
    num+=1
    }
    if (num=5) {
    gotoandPlay(3);
    }
    }

    Ball Timeline:
    Frame 1: _x=250; _y=250;
    Frame 2:
    random1 = 2*Math.random()-1
    random2 = 2*Math.random()-1
    xvel = random1*10
    yvel = random2*10
    _x+=xvel
    _y+=yvel
    if (_x>=500) {
    _x+=-50
    }
    if (_x<=0) {
    _x+=50
    }
    if (_y>=500) {
    _y+=-50
    }
    if (_y<=0) {
    _y+=50
    }
    Frame 3:gotoandPlay(2);

    Invisible Button Instance on ball:
    on (release) {
    hit = 1
    }
    The ball moves around exactly how I want it. But, no matter how many times I click the ball, nothing happens. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. In theory, it seems like it shoudl work, but...nothing.
    I would really really appreciate any help.

  2. #2
    www.intensewd.com
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    hi

    i'm not sure if this will work, but in the as for your ball instance on main timeline..

    why not enclose the whole lot in a:

    while (num<5){
    do that other stuff;
    }

    Ben

  3. #3
    Senior Member
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    yup, it worked, thanks a lot

  4. #4
    Senior Member
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    minger, the main problem were your if statements.
    you were saying if(hit=1) etc.

    = is the assignment operater. you were making hit equal to 1.

    you want to say if(hit==1) which is the equality test operator

    a common mistake. (not that _I_ have ever made it! )

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