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NEWBIE - Buttons loop through scenes.
I have the script on each button instance. Is this still the correct syntax for that situation? Also, to what does _level0 refer? Am I better off placing each section in indvidual frames within the same scene? Do I still need the stop code if I am using gotoAndStop? Thank you so much for...- pixsurreal
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- Forum: Adobe: Flash
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NEWBIE - Buttons loop through scenes.
I guess to clarify things . . . it does stop at each scene. It's just that when you push one of the buttons to move to a different section, rather than moving to that section it just goes to the next one in the order that they are listed in the dropdown menue for the list of scenes.- pixsurreal
- Post #4
- Forum: Adobe: Flash
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NEWBIE - Buttons loop through scenes.
on (release) { gotoAndPlay("clients", 1); } I tried to use gotoAndStop and was unsucessful, so I changed to this and added the stop command in the first frame of each scene (everything is in layers in a single frame of each scene).- pixsurreal
- Post #3
- Forum: Adobe: Flash
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NEWBIE - Buttons loop through scenes.
I am creating my first flash website for a class portfolio. Each section of my site is in a separate scene. The buttons are suposed to take you to the appropriate section (scene) on release. In stead, they loop through the secnes in the order they are listed in the scene drop-down list. It...- pixsurreal
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