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thanks....but who is JT??

I need help undestanding the bolded syntax. 1)I think the first part is creating an object "game" and assigned two variables default values. 2)I think in the second part a "Tile0" object is added to the "game" object. 3)I don't understand what the "game[]" syntax is doing. Is it making...

just what i was lookin' for, thnx

this is my site(still not done, so don't bash too hard): pixel-werx.com i want the user to go through all the pages once, and after that, be able to put a menu at the bottom if they've already gone through, so don't have to repeat if they don't want to i thought maybe there was some way to set...

well, i found what it was...for some reason, i had to rename an instance. even if i deleted everything else to make sure no duplicates or name conflicts, it still wouldn't work unless i changed the name o_O

i have a clip that works fine until one point where it won't accept any key presses. i did a trace and it returns undefined

should have known to try that >_<

i have some functions on the first frame of the main timeline. how do i call those functions if i'm inside a clip?

is there a big difference on performance with using hittest(x,y,true) versus hittest(object)?

anybody have tips on getting the best performance for collision detection on irregular shapes? I was playing around with the idea of using nodes to detect hits, but wanted to know if there was a better way. this is for a 'game'

that worked, thanx

i don't think you understand what i'm saying i have a clip on frame 1 of the main movie i add a keyframe on frame 2 and it copies the clip into frame 2 if i delete the instance of that clip in frame 2, when i get to frame 2, does the loop from the clip in the first frame keep looping?

i have a situtation like this: i have a clip on frame 1 that does some sort of action on enterFrame on frame 2, i insert a keyframe and delete the instance of that clip(in 2nd frame only) my question is: does that enterFrame loop from frame1 keep checking in frame2?

thanx. i was using it to tint the gradient of walls. just wanted to make one wall clip and change the hue and alpha of the color at the same time

i was wondering if there's a way to change the tint and alpha of that tint for a clip....like when you click on color in properties, you can select a color and alpha that color up or down at the same time

i figured out what i needed to do: onClipEvent (enterFrame) { if (Key.isDown(Key.LEFT)) { this._rotation -= 2; } if (Key.isDown(Key.DOWN)) { x = Math.sin(_rotation*(Math.PI/180))*2; y = Math.cos(_rotation*(Math.PI/180))*2; this._x += x; this._y += y; } if (Key.isDown(Key.UP))...

there's a problem with that approach though. the person doesn't face the direction he's moving if i do that way

ok, but how do i get rid of the inertia?? this is code for a car, and i'm moving a person o_O

i know how to do the key press detection stuff. it's the math i don't know how to set. i found some code that i'm using, but there's inertia added that i don't want(want to stop on a dime, so to speak) this is in the clip i'm moving: onClipEvent (enterFrame) { _root.speed = speed; _root.mph...

oops...yeah, i have a clip with an object in it that i need to do that with :)