I would suggest that you do something like this.
You have a shell flash movie, that does nothing but load the content at run
time.
When the movie runs, you tell it which SWFs it should load. it then loads:
intro, main movie, ending
and runs them.
That should be the easiest and most flexible.
Um... You probably don't need anything besides just Flash MX. You probably
do not need to generate Flash files on the fly, either.
Actionscript, the scripting language in Flash MX, allows you to do things
like dynamic including other content, loading external variables, and, of
course, remoting.
Thanks for the tip Mike. I think writing some
actionscript code in the flash file is the way to go.
Even though I don't have control over the body of the
flash (another company is doing that) I can control
the loader and the ending.
A few more questions:
1. Do you have any recommendations for
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