] is the correct output if the object is a
movie clip. This isn't the behavior I see. Any time I trace a movie
clip I get the clip's name (level0.foo.bar.whatever), not the generic
object results.
-Andy
On 9/11/07, Hal Leonard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try toString(aArray[i]._name) instead I'm
Try toString(aArray[i]._name) instead I'm not 100% sure what you're
storing in your array, but it sounds like you're storing movieClip objects
in there, in which case the result [object Object] would be the correct
output.
Hal
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Sometimes the tween easing helps that kind of thing...
Is this transition done via code or via the timeline?
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You have a scoping issue.
It's looking for removeMC() on your target_mc.closer_mc clip.
Try out some event listening and function delegating.
Hal
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Andrew -
There's a cachebuster class put out by communityMX, but it basically just
encapsulates the random number. Some people do a random number based on the
date and time, but it all equates to roughly the same thing.
Hal
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target_mc.closer_mc.onRelease = function() {
Delegate.create(this, getPopHolder);
Should be something more like this.
target_mc.closer_mc.addEventListener(onRelease, Delegate.create(this,
getPopHolder));
You might be new, but at least you're declaring all your
You'll probably have to use the lineTo function in order to draw a compound
shape like that.
Hal
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Jason -
Is there any reason for not using the event Listener? Just curious, is all.
Hal
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Yeah in CS3 that's the case - regardless of whether you are using AS2 or
AS3. But to my knowledge, in Flash 8, it is still 0 to 100.
- Hal
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Hal Leonard wrote:
Yeah in CS3 that's the case - regardless of whether you are using AS2 or
AS3. But to my knowledge, in Flash 8, it is still 0 to 100
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