What I usually do is two steps:
Step 1: go through all the clips and scale them to 50.
Step 2: scale the pressed clip back to 300.
If you have a lot of clips, you should put them in an array. If
they're all nested in a parent clip, with nothing else in that clip,
you can use a for...in function to create the array for you:
var pressableClips = new Array();
for (i in parentClipName) {
pressableClips.push (parentClipName[i]);
}
Now you can just cycle through the array to scale everything to 50,
and then scale the pressed clip to 300.
Sorry I haven't tested this so the syntax may not be perfect.
Marc
At 10:03 AM 9/20/2006, you wrote:
There is a lot of mc but I take to explain the case :
They are name A_mc, B_mc and C_mc
If I press one clip its scale get 300.
How can I do in the same time get 50 to the other not pressed ?
A_mc.onPress = B_mc.onPress = C_mc.onPress = function() {
this._xscale = this._yscale = 300;
};
Thank you very much
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