Re: FLASH: preloader question

[Christopher Kloczko]

I'm not sure if this will work for you, but you can put all your objects

(the whole library) into one frame end then check if the frame is loaded.


Chris


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Sent: Friday, October 29, 1999 12:49 PM

Subject: FLASH: preloader question



> I have a question about a preloading movie -

> If my interactive web page is primarily made of different movie clips

> and tell targets, so much so that the actual stage only has 2 frames on

> it, is there a way for a preloader movie to go until the entire site is

> loaded? I mean, the way I had done it for animations before was the

> regular If frame is Loaded thing. But with this, I only can set it for

> If frame is Loaded (frame 2) and that doesn't really do me any good.

> Do you know what I mean?

> If anyone has an answer to my question, please tell me.

> thanks alot!

> :]

> sarah

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