Ron, Yes!
That's the way to do it.
thank you!
Kurt
At 04:27 PM 11/7/2005, you wrote:
Can you not just turn off the visibility of everything exceptthe one
fading in and the one fading out. Once you fade-out to alpha almost zero,
turn off the visibbilty of the faded out image.
You probably can just set the alpha to 0 for the ones that you do not want
to see.
Visibility is probably better for performance.
Ron
Kurt Dommermuth wrote:
Hi All,
I am faced with another one of those problems that I think should be
simple, but for whatever reason I can't solve.
Hopefully someone can help.
I have a series of movieclips stacked on top of each other beginning with
MC1 and ending with MC6.
I want MC1 to fade out revealing MC2.
MC2 to fade out revealing MC3 and so on.
but when it gets to MC6, I want MC6 to fade out revealing MC1.
I know what I need to do (i think, but it's not working).
I need to take the previous MC that has just faded out and swap it's
depth to the lowest depth of the 6 MCs and reset it's alpha to 100 so the
process can loop indefinitely.
but I'm not able to do this.
I'm not able to think through to where I missing the boat.
can anyone offer some guidance?
thank you,
Kurt
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