I want to make it so when a dart is thrown and hits a certain part of the cell, it gives you more information on that part. Is there anyway to do this?
I am really new too flash and have no idea how to setup a "hittest" can you lead me through it. I am even willing to pay 10 dollars for someone to do it for me!
if this is a school project, should u really pay people to help u? isnt the point kinda gone then? the school part of it, i mean? not to be rude, jsut wondering.
about the hittest. if u rad the knowledge sticky ull find a great link to lots of hittest help. have a look at it.
se what you could do is make the boxes on a different layer to cover them up. also i did a flash game for a report it worked out well i got an A+. Good luck. But try importing invisible boxes (that you made) to flash
i got it done but these invisble boxes are boxes! meaning i cant customize the shape as a circle or rhombus or something! so i had to do it as squares, ugh. then i ran into another problem, only certain parts of the box when hits triggers what i want, i dont know why!
I will post the .fla file. Basically this is a cell, I got the dart stuff somewhere on flashkit.com. Everytime the dart hits a certain organelle (part) of the cell, it gives information about that part and adds a defined ammount of points. I found that making "invisible shapes" can only be done with squares, hittest does not work with circles, at least I couldn't get it to. Everything else is working fine but I am only having one problem. Sometimes when the dart hits the defined "invisible shape" area, it gives the information about that part of the cell. Sometimes when it hits the "invisble shape", everything works out perfectly. But other times the dart hits the same "invisible shape" and nothing happens! I have no idea why. Please help.
lol, nice work in this instance!, but flash + school projects can be a dangerous mixture, especially when it can be done on powerpoint with much more ease and less time
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