Ok, I did as you told me. I placed the code into a file. (testloader.swf)var myLoader:Comppreloader =
new Comppreloader();
myLoader.loadTheMovie(200, 200, 25, 200, 0xfff000, 0xfff000, "2008.swf")
Then saved it into the website folder I'm using. I also copied the Comppreloader.as into that same folder and nothing is happening during Test Movie > Simulate download.
Forgot. I have so many different preloaders. This one will not show with simulate download. You need to go online. As long as the movie is loading it should be ok.
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Hi....the loader works, but it skips from one place on the stage to another during loading....also how can i remove the numbers as the page loads? I would like to use just the progress bar....thanks!!
Cancer, instead of making a new thread on a similar topic, hopefully I can ask my question here without clogging up Sweet's Q's & A's...
I have made a tiny flash movie (320x170) that wouldn't normally require a preloader, however since there is music in there I decided to add one as a courtesy.
The sound was set to "Export in first frame" and it screws up the preloader as the screen stays blank till about 75% then a near-complete bar pops up. Obviously its loading the music before it loads the preloader, my question is: how do I change it? I havent had any success calling the sound without having the "Export in first frame" box ticked.
The music is being called with:
mySound = new Sound();
mySound.attachSound("music");
mySound.setVolume(100);
mySound.start(0, 99);
Anyone know of a way to preload/call this in the movie? My current method sucks!
Same method as sweet1. If you don't like this preloader here is another one, which is a component. However the principle is the same. You need to make a parent movie.
I don't see anything the urls you are giving force me to download. The only thing I know is that the bar isfilling from left to right. That is in the script. The bar itself is not moving. That was intended by me.
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