Re: FLASH: Goto and stop (_level1/scene2, 2)

[Karin Christensen]

You can't target the scene so just label the first frame that begins

scene 2.  Then target the labeled frame.

So your syntax would look something like this if you labeled the frame

begintwo.

Go to and Stop (_level1/begintwo)

When you publish a multi scene movie it spreads out into one long

timeline.  Therefore, frame 1 of scene 2 is no longer frame 1 but a

number that is one larger than the number of frames in scene 1. (hope

that didn't confuse things, more)

Karin



> In example,

> I have 2 movie called :

> @Main.swf

> @Child.swf consist of 2 scene called :

> -------scene1

> -------scene2

>

> I load the Main.swf on level 0 and Child.swf on level 1,

> I would like to know, is it possible to go to frame 2 of scene2 of

Child.swf

> from level 0,

> I try this syntax  : Go to and Stop (_level1/scene2, 2)

> but everybody now, it won't work.

> Anyone could help me ?

>




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