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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Changing variables on the fly... |
From: | Randy Kato |
Date: | Wed, 11 Oct 2000 19:34:01 +0100 |
Ken,
Not sure what exactly you're trying to accomplish but the two examples you gave
are fairly easy.
Change var based on MC coords:
on (press) {
myVar = myMC._x;
}
Change var based on number of clicks:
on (press) {
myVar = myVar++;
}
Why can you only put one action into each button? You should be able to put
pages and pages of script into a button action. Maybe I'm not understanding
correctly.
HTH,
Randy
Ken Grygienc wrote:
> Anyone know how to change a variable assigned in a button based on either
> the coordinates of a movie or the number of mouse clicks a user makes. Or
> any other way you can think of.
>
> Basically I developed a sliding menu where if you click on a button, it runs
> an action script that moves the movie. But my problem is that I only have 2
> buttons which means I can only put 1 action to each button.
>
> The reason I didn't do this the easy way is because the movie has an easing
> in and out effect, which is achieved by dividing the destination coordinates
> and all that happy jazz.
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