i think we may be moving away from the subject of open source flash here :)
dude, if you want a movie clip with a tween in, press ctrl+F8 to make a new movieclip, do whatever you like on that timeline and it will be inside your movieclip... i would suggest, seeing as you are using the IDE to go through all the steps here and you will understand a bit more... http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Flash/10.0_UsingFlash/WSd60f23110762d6b883b18f10cb1fe1af6-7dada.html 2009/11/10 beno - <[email protected]> > On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 9:44 PM, Kamaleshwar Morjal < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> beno - wrote: >> >>> Here's what I do: >>> I copy the tween. >>> I create a new layer. >>> I create a mc on the first (key)frame of the new layer. That opens a new >>> layer in the mc. >>> I paste with right click. The movie plays fine in the newly opened layer >>> in the mc. >>> I click "scene" to return. >>> I hit "enter" to play from the first frame and nothing happens. >>> I open the library and drag a copy of the new mc to the stage, then hit >>> enter and nothing happens. >>> Please advise. >>> TIA, >>> beno >>> >> >> What happens when you hit "control + enter" in this case ? (i.e. Publish >> or test movie ?) >> >> AFAIK, a movie clip with, say, 5 frames on its timeline sits on its parent >> timeline, the IDE will not play the animation on hitting Enter key (when >> you are on the parent timeline!); it will just show you the first frame (for >> a movie clip symbol). >> >> Try converting the mc into a graphic symbol on stage ("behavior:" in >> properties panel) and hit enter to view the animation within IDE on the >> parent timeline (graphic symbols play animation on scrubbing in sync with >> parent timeline; provided you have sufficient frames on the parent timeline) >> > > It doesn't look like behavior is supported by AS3. > I've written out below a stripped-down simplified version of what I'm > trying to achieve: > > 1) On first layer in timeline, in frame 1, draw rectangle with rectangle > tool. > 2) On frame 10 in first layer, draw oval with oval tool. > 3) Right click any frame in between and select "shape tween." > 4) Select all frames, right click and "copy". > 5) Click eye in only layer so that it doesn't show up. > 6) Create new layer, click first frame, ctr-F8 and select "Movie Clip". > 7) Right click first frame in newly created layer and paste. Shape tween is > in newly created layer within the movie. > 8) Click "Scene 1". > 9) Go to play and nothing is there. > 10) Create another layer and in the first frame drag and drop the mc from > the library. > 11) Go to play and only the first frame of the mc appears and in every > frame of the movie. > > What am I missing? How do I capture the *whole tween* in the mc? > TIA, > beno > PS Is this as2 code? "Mouse.addListener(mouseListener);" > > > > _______________________________________________ > osflash mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org > >
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