Re: FLASH: Flash Question: Moving Content...

[Jeremy Romero]

Thank you!!!


What do you know... there are a lot of Flash God's here :)


Thanks again!!! :)


-jer


At 07:27 PM 5/23/99 -0700, you wrote:

>At 06:51 PM 5/23/99 -0700, you wrote:

>>...is there anyway I can move the contents on a layer all at one time?

>>That would be the content of each keyframe.....Possible?

>

>Make the layer in question the only active layer (lock all others or you'll

>soon be in big trouble!).  Use Edit Multiple Frames 3-red-square icon to

>upper left of timeline) and select Onion Skin>All (button to its right).

>Then Select All, and you can now drag all elements at once.  Nudge into

>place using arrow keys.  Note: do not use Ctrl-K/ Align to page, it will

>wreck the relative positions of the graphics.

>

>>Last question no body answered last time:

>>How do you all build your websites?

>

>

>Perhaps there was no response because of the broadness of the question.

>

>

>>

>>

>>Level0 your background... and level 1 your menu... loading content as needed?

>

>This depends on the type and amount of content, and whether the user can

>and is likely to request large blocks of content in unpredictable order.

>Using multiple movies restricts sharing of library symbols, so you must

>decide whether to use load movie at all, or put content in movie clips and

>along the main timeline.

>

>

>>

>>

>>And do you tend to always load and unload level 1 with your content as

>>needed or

>>do you load 1,2,3, etc as you change content?

>

>I never unload content unless I know it won't be requested again. Instead,

>I park it in a blank state.  That way, calling it up again doesn't require

>re-establishing contact with the server, just a TellTarget to the already

>loaded movie to go to a particular labeled frame.

>

>

>>

>>What is the best way to handle loads and unloads?

>>

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>

>See above.

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>

>Marc Hoffman

>

>

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