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Change Size of movie?
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rightclick on the art pallet..there you can change your movies dimensions and background color..also there you can change your fps make it faster or slower..now if ya want to delay the last frame to the first frame before it loops then there is some action script involved for that..off to son's football game..when i get back if no one has helped you with the script i will look it up for you..
carlsatterwhite@endangeredgraphics.com
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animation meaning?.. when you roll over a button something happens?..
if so do this just to test..create a button..now create a movieclip(ctrl + F8)inside your movie clip make a real simple animation at first just to test it..maybe a box that blinks are something over a couple of frames..now go back top your main time line and double click on your button..you will see a up,over,down,and hit frames..drag you animated movie clip from the library into the over state of the button placing it right next to the button..now go back to your main time line and test the movie..when you roll over the button you should see your little blinking box..that is the simple way..you could imagine from that what youy can do, all in your imagination..once you get that down pat come back and well talk about using reverse movieclips, tell target, some other fun things but get the others down pat first..
carlsatterwhite@endangeredgraphics.com
if so do this just to test..create a button..now create a movieclip(ctrl + F8)inside your movie clip make a real simple animation at first just to test it..maybe a box that blinks are something over a couple of frames..now go back top your main time line and double click on your button..you will see a up,over,down,and hit frames..drag you animated movie clip from the library into the over state of the button placing it right next to the button..now go back to your main time line and test the movie..when you roll over the button you should see your little blinking box..that is the simple way..you could imagine from that what youy can do, all in your imagination..once you get that down pat come back and well talk about using reverse movieclips, tell target, some other fun things but get the others down pat first..
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