On Monday, August 12, 2002, at 11:59 AM, Sharon Moeller wrote:
> Sprite 30 is either going to be 116 or a negative number...
Then you don't need to test for 116. You just need to know if its locH
is > 0 because if it is (if it's 116), you skip out of the code. The
inverse of that is to run the code only if sprite 30's locH is negative,
so I adapted that a little.
Also currentSpriteNum is a tricky beast. In a behavior it assumes that
whatever sprite is running the behavior is the current sprite num --
even if it's not the one that the mouse cursor is in.
Without knowing what you really intend to do suggestions are difficult
to offer, but I'd try this:
on mouseEnter me
if sprite(30).locH < 0 then
sprite(me.spriteNum + 2).visible = TRUE
end if
end
on mouseLeave me
sprite(me.spriteNum + 2).visible = FALSE
end
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