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| kamyarabhari 2005-03-31, 4:27 am |
| I design some elastic buttons that work properly in their movie (*.swf) ; but
when I call this movie into another one by using the loadMovie(...,target..)
code, the elastic buttons cannot do their job! Is anybody here can help me?! :(
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| Jeckyl 2005-03-31, 4:27 am |
| It really depends on how the buttons are authored. You actually need to put
in a bit of thought and effort to make a movie so it works ok when loaded
into another movie. There is no guarantee that any old SWF file will play
ok when loaded into a clip .. indeed, if there's script involved, then
chances are it won't work unless the author used the correct techniques.
Without seeing you button SWF file (or its source to safe me decompiling it)
I cannot say how to fix it (if that is possible if you don't have the FLA
source).
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Jeckyl
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| kamyarabhari 2005-03-31, 4:27 am |
| These are codes for layer contains movieclips (elastic buttons):
var grow = 1.5;
var speed = .50;
var elastic = .6;
movieclip.prototype.initScale = function() {
this.myScale = this._xscale;
};
Movieclip.prototype.elasticScale = function() {
if (this.over == true) {
this.theScale =
this.theScale*speed+((this.myScale*_root.grow)-this._xscale)*elastic;
this._xscale = this._yscale += this.theScale;
} else {
this.theScale =
this.theScale*speed+(this.myScale-this._xscale)*elastic;
this._xscale = this._yscale += this.theScale;
}
};
movieclip.prototype.onEnterFrameKiller = function() {
if (this.x>70) {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
this.x = 0;
}
++this.x;
};
movieclip.prototype.moveTheButts = function() {
this.x = 0;
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
this.elasticScale();
this.onEnterFrameKiller();
};
};
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for buttons:
on (rollOver) {
this.over = true;
moveTheButts();
}
on (rollOut) {
this.over = false;
moveTheButts();
}
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for movie clip contain button:
onClipEvent (load) {
initScale();
}
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cheers
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| Jeckyl 2005-04-04, 11:56 am |
| It really depends on how the buttons are authored. You actually need to put
in a bit of thought and effort to make a movie so it works ok when loaded
into another movie. There is no guarantee that any old SWF file will play
ok when loaded into a clip .. indeed, if there's script involved, then
chances are it won't work unless the author used the correct techniques.
Without seeing you button SWF file (or its source to safe me decompiling it)
I cannot say how to fix it (if that is possible if you don't have the FLA
source).
--
Jeckyl
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| slimjim 2005-05-08, 10:17 am |
| hey this lad isnt being much help, there isnt much to it really you just have to remember that you have to link back to the original movie ( ie the movie that you are loading the second movie clip into) any references in the AS will have to refer to these.
eg:
for
movieclip.prototype.initScale = function()
themovieclipyouarelaodinginto.movieclip.prototype.initScale = function()
if you have any difficulties send me on the fla Ill have a look at it for you.
People like Jeckyl here are absolutely ruining the concept of forums and shared info. Who does he think he is some genius or something,
quote:
Originally posted by Jeckyl
It really depends on how the buttons are authored. You actually need to put
in a bit of thought and effort to make a movie so it works ok when loaded
into another movie. There is no guarantee that any old SWF file will play
ok when loaded into a clip .. indeed, if there's script involved, then
chances are it won't work unless the author used the correct techniques.
Without seeing you button SWF file (or its source to safe me decompiling it)
I cannot say how to fix it (if that is possible if you don't have the FLA
source).
--
Jeckyl
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