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toias

IS-IT--Management
Sep 4, 2002
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Hello again - new problem

I'm making a portfolio where I want to have 10 pictures to tone in and tone out by clicking 10 buttons, so:

Frame one have the transparent picture, frame 15 the normal (with a stop) and frame 30 transparent again (and so on).

All pictures are in separate layers.

The problem:

If you want to se all the pictures in sequence (1 to 10) there is no problem but if you want to se picture 1, 4 and 9. I dont get the "tone out" (frame 15-30)


I need something like: "play 16 to 30" and then "go to 120 and play"

I hope you understand my question (and my english)


/T
 
Can you put the pictures in Movie Clips with a stop action on the first frame, and the have your script on your buttons have something like:
on (release) {
_root.picture1.gotoAndPlay(2)
}

Or if not, you should just be able to have your buttons play a frame i.e.(15), and at the end of your toning, in that frame, have a stop action i.e.(30)...once the next button is pressed the framehead will move to whatever frame you've designated in the AS for that button, whether you jump ahead or back to frame 1.

Adam

 
Thanx for the for the quick answer - but i dont think it helped me - or I just did not understand it.

I put the swf and the fla in the folowing folder - please take a look at it and mail it to me or publish your answer here.

Thanx again


t@d4e.se
 
Thanx Adam14

This is a great way to keep track of the pictures but the problem remains - I still dont get the fade out.


Please need more help ...


/T
 
The only way I can to do what you need is to have your pictures in separate swf files and then use something like in this tutorial:


but instead of having the pictures slide in, you could make them fade in. With having all the pictures in one file, it's definitely beyond my scope - which isn't very vast to begin with - but with this tutorial, I think you'll be able to find a way to get whatyou need.

Good luck,
Adam
 
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