Re: FLASH: checking that variables have loaded..

[Robert Bleeker]

Hi Phil,


Resetting the variables is as easy as making sure your variables MC doesn't

appear on the timeline for at least one frame then when it is back all the

variables will be lost (ie. reset). This is much easier then trying to work

out which of the variables you have inside a MC to reset.


Robert



on 8/5/00 10:07 AM, Phil Ward at

phil-wcrescent-graphics [dot] co [dot] uk

 wrote:


> Hi Robert,

> 

> I was using a two frame loop trick, much the same as a preloader...just

> couldn't figure out the equivalent to 'If Frame is loaded' for  checking if

> variables were loaded.

> 

> I am interested in how you reset the variables again though.

> 

> Regards

> 

> Phil Ward

> Crescent Graphics

> 

>

phil-wcrescent-graphics [dot] co [dot] uk

> www.crescent-graphics.co.uk

> New Media <> Internet <> Visuals

> 

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

>

From: Robert Bleeker <rbleekercadre [dot] com [dot] au>

>

To: <flasherchinwag [dot] com>

> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 12:48 AM

> Subject: Re: FLASH: checking that variables have loaded..

> 

> 

>> Hi,

>> 

>> I also use empty MC's for variables loading. That way I can keyframe the

> MC

>> of the stage which resets all the variables. I still need to use the 2

> frame

>> loop trick to check if they are loaded. Usually I set a time-out factor in

>> there as well.

>> 

>> Robert

>> 



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