Stopping a Function "init" ?

[joe_design9]

Hello!

Im working on a personal animation using lots of different action scripts and effects I have found on the net. I want the animation all to be based within 1 scene.

On my main "time line" Frame (20) I have a script for snow to fall,

init = function () {
//This is where the rest of the script is.
}
init();

The main "time line" then stops on frame (50) with a "stop();" where their is also a movie clip that contains the next part of the animation.

It's within this movie clip that I want to be able to tell the original

init = function () {

To stop!

I have been trying things like this but I really dont know what else to do other than making another scene. ):

onEnterFrame;
_root.init = function (stop) {
}

or

onEnterFrame;
_root.init;
stop;

And a whole load of others! I'm totaly off the mark on this and could really do with some help.

Cheers Guys and Girls!

JOe

[kortex]

try:
delete init;
on frame 50

[joe_design9]

Hi Kortex, Thanks for looking,

I have tried that but it doesnt seem to work, I have attached a copy of a .fla that has the snow action on frame 1 and now the "delete init;" action on frame 50, Ideally I'm gonna need to be able to stop the init function from inside a movie clip but getting it to work on the main timeline would be a good start! (:

Thanks again, JOe

[warpdesign]

Hi,

You need to delete each individual piece of snow, not just the function. Place this script where you want the snow to go away:

code:

---

snowflakes = 100; 

for (i=0; i<snowflakes; i++) { 

removeMovieClip ("snow"+i); 

} 

---

[Louis van Laarhoven]

I would suggest either to put the as inside a movieclip on your stage and remove this movieclip at frame 50 (just let it's timeline go from 1 to 49). Or, better, attach the snow movieclips not to root but to some other movieclip on stage (call it 'winter').
I think I'm right to say you only have to remove this movieclip winter to get rid of all the snow. Which means: let the timeline with the winter clip stop on frame 49. Or do it more elegant, make this movieclip using actionscript on frame 1 (something like createemptymovieclip) and delete it on frame 49.
I'm not sure though if some onEnterFrame keeps running as a ghost process after the movieclip has been deleted, but I think not.

[joe_design9]

Thanks very much too warpdesign and Louis van Laarhoven.

Firstly warpdesign your code works fine!. Thanks for taking the weight of that prob of my sholders! Secondly cheers for the ideas Louis van Laarhoven. I will be utalizing them.

Okies,, thanks guys! Keep an eye out when it's completed I will post it on my site, their are some on it now..

www.joe-graphics.com

goto html version then go to portfolio and www.

CHEERS!!!!!