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Set Movie Clip for:Stop
Sorry i have to ask so many questions but please excuse my ignorance. I feel like a Pre-Rookie!!!
- My first question is if i want my movie to stop at I have to set it to stop (for example at my home page) on the (2nd) Frame because when I wanted to stop it on the first frame I got a message that the (stop) function would probably be ignored! Is this correct!
- My second question is if I have say 5navigation buttons on my home page that goes to various pages of my site. Will i have to create an individual movie file for each button.
example buttons: HOme, contact, service, about, portfolio. will I need to make 5 different movie files for these different buttons of my site?
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KoolMoves Moderator
That is how I do it to keep the initial loading time to a minimum. Make your menu, Put an empty movie clip where you want them main content, and have the buttons load that movie with the individual swf files.
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Some dude, says hi
1st: correct, the stop command on the first frame will most likely be ignored
2nd: NO you have to make 5 individual frames, that you should name by going into edit>list of key frame then select one and name it then unclick it,
Use this command for the button
Code:
on (release){
gotoAndStop ("home")
}
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KoolMoves Moderator
 Originally Posted by Ultra Pulse
2nd: NO you have to make 5 individual frames, that you should name by going into edit>list of key frame then select one and name it then unclick it,
Use this command for the button
Code:
on (release){
gotoAndStop ("home")
}
You can but if you want to anything complex using loaded movies is a much better way to go.
- Intial page loads faster
- Easier to update single areas
- bound to be a few more good reason just can't think of them now..
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Ok i got this to work using the code:
Code:
on (release){
gotoAndStop ("home")
}
But blanius I wasn't clear on the instructions you gave...
You can but if you want to anything complex using loaded movies is a much better way to go
Could explain this once more! Or give instructions on how to do this!
thanks guys for all your help!
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Some dude, says hi
Well what he means is if you wanna do something more complex, and use the less amount of space, you have to load individual SWF files.
I never used that code so I wouldn't know about it.
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Relaxing
here is a demo of what blanius is talking about. it is several swfs that form a web page.
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