Re: FLASH: load movie question(was flash within flash)

[Danny Wilson]

> > > Create a version of your smaller version with a height and width the

> > > same as your larger movie, position it in that new canvas then use load

> > > movie as normal.

> > > In Flash 4 you could use Load into Target.

> > I'm using Flash 4 so I'm trying to use the second option.

> Why?


Seemed like a good idea at the time. ;)

 

> > A couple of things I'm not sure about, I created a target of the same

> > dimensions as the smaller movie I want to play, and then scaled it so

> > that this scaling would be passed onto the movie.

> It doesn't matter what the dimensions of the originl target is,

> with Load into Target the new SWF movie replaces the old target

> at its size not the size of the target.


I was having problems with that, but when I scaled the target, it passed

the same scaling onto the new SWF movie. 

 

Thanks for the help,

Danny.

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