RE: FLASH: AnotherNewbie Q

[Crystal Martin]

This is how I did it, but I'm still fairly new too, so it may not be the

best way...

put the MCs into frame one and two.  Add a second layer and call it

actions/labels.  Put a stop command in frame one.  Open the first movie

clip.  Add an actions layer.  In the last frame, add the scipt

Stop

Tell Target ("/")

Go to and Play ("clip2")

End Tell Target

now go back to the main movie line and in the second frame of the

actions/labels layer, add a new keyframe.  In this keyframe, add a stop

action, and on the label tab, enter the name you used in the Go to and

Play command (i.e. "clip2").  this should play the two movie clips, one

after the other.  at the end of the second MC, add the same script you

used in the first MC but label it for the next frame ("clip3" perhaps). 

HTH

Crystal




> -----Original Message-----

>

From: PsychoSynthaol [dot] com [SMTP:PsychoSynthaol [dot] com]

> Sent:	14 March 2000 09:25

>

To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Subject:	FLASH: AnotherNewbie Q

> 

> Hi again!!!!

> 

> I have made some animations - each one is its own movie clip - - I was

> 

> wondering how I would time the sequences on the main level - if I have

> one 

> movie clip on one frame and another on frame 2 how would I tell flash 

> (actionscript) to play then move to frame 2 ect.

> Any help would be greatly appreciated =)

> 

> Thanx,

> 

> Psycho


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