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Subject: | Re: FLASH:action script question |
From: | Robert Bleeker |
Date: | Mon, 22 May 2000 03:59:20 +0100 |
OOPs! slight change.
You have to check if the "buttonReleased" variable is NOT true, then you
might want to reset it for re-use.
Hi Ilia,
Try this:
On (Release)
Begin Tell Target ("/dastage")
Go to and Play ("play2")
End Tell Target
Set Variable "buttonReleased"=1
End On
On (Roll Over)
Begin Tell Target ("/dastage")
Go to and Play ("play1")
End Tell Target
End On
On (Roll Out)
If (NOT buttonReleased)
Begin Tell Target ("/dastage")
Go to and Play (2)
End Tell Target
End If
Set Variable "buttonReleased"=0
End On
Robert
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on 22/5/00 10:20 AM, Ilia Pasymansky at iliap75hotmail [dot] com wrote:
> Hi!
> i have a simple script on the button
>
> On (Release)
> Begin Tell Target ("/dastage")
> Go to and Play ("play2")
> End Tell Target
> End On
> On (Roll Over)
> Begin Tell Target ("/dastage")
> Go to and Play ("play1")
> End Tell Target
> End On
> On (Roll Out)
> Begin Tell Target ("/dastage")
> Go to and Play (2)
> End Tell Target
> End On
>
> The question is: if button is pressed (on release) i don't want to go to the
> frame 2 anymore(on roll out) even when i roll out
> what is the trick.?
> Thank You
> Ilia
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