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  1. #1
    Junior Member
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    Help with simple situation :(

    I've looked EVERYWHERE!
    I'm using Flash MX....Ok so this is a simple example of what I'm trying to do...I have my main time line and I added a circle...I converted the circle to a movie clip...I double clicked it. In the movie clip I double clicked the same circle and converted it into a button....Ok so in the movie clip I click actions for the button that i've created and did a on release goto and stop on frame one of scene two script....I added a scene 2 to the file with a stop action in frame one....when I load up the movie and click the button it DOESN'T goto scene 2. I believe it's because I don't know how to script nested things can someone PLEEEASE help me? What is the syntax for nexted things like this????

  2. #2
    Senior Member
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    Hard to see the problem without seeing the code. Anyway...

    Refer to the parent object using "_parent"
    To control from a global point of view use "_root"

    Examples...
    // Go to the third frame of the parent movie clip.
    this._parent.gotoAndStop(3);

    // Go to the second frame of the main timeline...
    _root.gotoAndStop(2);

  3. #3
    Flasher
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    Your problem is most likely the way you're referring to scene 2. When Flash creates a new scene, it automatically capitalizes the first letter, so "scene 2" is actually "Scene 2".

    Try this on your button:
    on (release) {
    _root.gotoAndStop(2, "Scene 2");
    }
    Although like Michael said, it's hard to tell without the code. For a more accurate answer, please post it.

    ~Sportzguy933

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