Hmmm... looking better at this loop, I don´t think it would do the smooth
fade-in/fade-out I would like to achieve. I guess the best solution still is
animating this fade-in/fade-out using the flash IDE and then do a play() in
the script. I would have only to add a line of script in the last keyframe
of the star animation to make it loop.
On 7/3/06, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok Weyert...:) now I think I´ve got the point - each star would have a
different speed, so, they would blink at different time rates, right? And
with only one loop to achieve this, I would prevent myself of attaching an
onEnterFrame to each of the stars...
Marcelo.
On 7/3/06, Weyert de Boer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well, what you do is you add +5 or -5 to the current _alpha value.
> Meaning you will increase or decrease the current alpha value by 5. It's
> like writing instance._alpha = instance._alpha - 5 (or + 5). Of course,
> you can use some sort of loop to update all movieclips/stars i.e:
>
> var starsCount = 50;
> var i =0;
> while ( i < starsCount ) {
> var currentStar = _root[ "star" + i ]._alpha ;
> currentStar._alpha = currenStar._alpha + currentStar.alphaSpeed;
> i++;
> }
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