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Subject: | FLASH: Actionscript assistance required pls |
From: | Matt Coyne |
Date: | Thu, 23 Mar 2000 14:13:29 GMT |
Hi
I am toying with ActionScript at the mo. I have had experience in
using Lingo in Director but Flash handles scripting different but
strangely familiar way.
To get the hang of it I have been setting properties to random
variables [such as x and y pos, scale and alpha], using duplicate mc
and calling the random variables from a labelled keyframe every time
I duplicate the mc.
Sofa so good...
I was wondering if it is possible to set random/specific rgb or hex
values of colour to change the instance of the mc?
Also, the depth value given for a duplicated mc, is there a maximum value?
and lastly....
My above example of duplicating random instances of an mc runs over a
number of frames, and at uneven intervals I am calling the variables
and duplicating the mc. Is there a way of running this in a more
elegant manner? I am currently setting the target, new name and depth
on individual keyframes and was hoping this could all be tied up with
code.
...perhaps with a timer [random intervals?!!] and incremental amounts
for the previously mentioned properties. In Director I would be
laughing, but Flash is still a little beyond me for this
functionality.
Or is the answer staring me in the face?
sorry for the convoluted post, kinda 'writing out loud'.
Any help appreciated
TIA
matt
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