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    fade out, go to "" and fade in - this must be possible...?

    Now that makes perfect sense, and low and behold it works too! thanks very much indeed
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    fade out, go to "" and fade in - this must be possible...?

    hmm this doesn't seem to work, the movie appears, but doesn't fade in... I notice if I change the initial code line 2 img1_mc._alpha -= 5; changing the 5 to a lower figure slows the speed of the fade out, however can't do the same thing with the fade in... (I wondered if it was fading so...
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    fade out, go to "" and fade in - this must be possible...?

    I've found this which works really well to fade out a movie clip... how could you change it to fade it in? img1_mc.onEnterFrame = function() { img1_mc._alpha -= 5; if (img1_mc._alpha <= 0) { img1_mc._visible = false; delete img1_mc.onEnterFrame; } };
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    fade out, go to &quot;&quot; and fade in - this must be possible...?

    I though I'd keep it simple - it's white :)
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    fade out, go to &quot;&quot; and fade in - this must be possible...?

    It feels like this should be simple... Designing a menu for a website, and would like to fade out whatever is on the (body part of the) screen, go to the new frame (specified from the menu) and fade that in... I could do it with motion tweens, but I'd have to work out each and every...

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