Re: FLASH: animation check

[Brian]

How many scenes are there in the file?


If you have the script below in the first frame of the opening Scene, then

you'll want to have another keyframe a few frames up (denoting the loading

section) that tells it to go back to that beginning frame (be it a frame #,

or my preference, a frame label, because frame #'s can change and screw

things up if you make changes to the file).

I tell the load sequence to only load the opening Scene, as it'll take

longer to load it all.

The rest of the Scenes- providing there is enough content in the opening one

to keep the viewer busy - will continue to load while the viewer keeps busy

with the rest.

You'll have to figure out which is best for your circumstances.


-Brian Matthews




> I made a short cartoon, with a preloader saying not to

> move on until the last scene is loaded:

>

> If Frame Is Loaded (dog chew, 1)

>       Go to Next Scene

> End Frame Loaded

>

> Did I do this right?




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