Load/Unload movies

[gmiadlicha]

I already havn't realysed my sound on/off problem!If I make Button>on click>load movie a screen apears that I don't understand:

1.)What do these Level1,Level2,Level3,....mean????

greetings gmiadlicha

My second Problemto the INSANE TEAM!!!!

It can be really fine,if the new version of 3d-Flash Animator supports other publishing options:
for example:

1.)projector for Windows/MAC!!!!!!
2.)*.avi!!!!
3.)Quicktime movie!!!!!(that will be the most important thing),because many .swf files which are created with 3d-Flash don't work on Apple!!!!!!!!(they look real angry and they are nor really compatible with Director!!!!

[blanius]

Originally posted by gmiadlicha
I already havn't realysed my sound on/off problem!If I make Button>on click>load movie a screen apears that I don't understand:

1.)What do these Level1,Level2,Level3,....mean????

Think Layers like a sandwich.


You load a movie into a Level(layer) and they are on top of each other as shown here. You can only have one movie per level so loading a new movie into a level removes the first one.

greetings gmiadlicha

My second Problemto the INSANE TEAM!!!!

It can be really fine,if the new version of 3d-Flash Animator supports other publishing options:
for example:

1.)projector for Windows/MAC!!!!!!
2.)*.avi!!!!
3.)Quicktime movie!!!!!(that will be the most important thing),because many .swf files which are created with 3d-Flash don't work on Apple!!!!!!!!(they look real angry and they are nor really compatible with Director!!!!

I agree Projector output would be nice. I don't need it as I have FLASH but I see the need anyway. Movie files either QT or AVI I don't think it's that usefull.

Now I had never heard of anyone having problems with swf files made in 3dfa not working in Director nor on MACs! Is this fact? I have Director and and just tried publishing a director movie with my breakout game in it and it seemed to work fine, a little slowed down is all, but Not running on MACs would be a serious issue... I have trouble believing this is the case. Can anyone else verify this?


[Edited by blanius on 06-11-2002 at 04:18 PM]