Aaron Roberson schrieb:
I want to create a preloader that plays through even if the rest of
the timeline has been loaded. I saw a tutorial on this some time back
but can't find it now.
Forgive me if this is a common request or something but I have
searched and searched but can't find it. The
Thanks for the sarcasm but I am not just trying to create a simple
preloader that plays until the movie has loaded. Rather, I want to
create a preloader that has two functions: 1) to preload the movie (of
coarse) and 2) to play the entire preloader's timeline even if the
movie has already been
Aaron Roberson schrieb:
I hope that makes sense.
no. sorry.
micha
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A preloader by definition is a short, small movie that loops endlessly
until the swf is completely loaded; the load-end stops the movie.
You're describing a movie that wants to end when it reaches its last
frame. What does it have to do with the load process? You cannot
guarantee which will end
Hi Aaron,
By my definition, a preloader plays until the rest of the content is
sufficiently loaded for the .swf to stream at the user's bandwidth.
If you just want something to play in its entirety, you're talking
about an introduction, which is created the same as any other Flash
content.
Just from the top of my head here, so excuse if anything is wrong
but couldn't you put at the end of the preload animation something like
stop();
if (getBytesLoaded() == getBytesTotal()){
play();
} else {
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
if (getBytesLoaded() == getBytesTotal()){
delete
You're going to need a preloader for your preloader...
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Marcelo, I think your concept will work for my project.
Thanks all,
Aaron
On 10/5/06, Marcelo Wolfgang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just from the top of my head here, so excuse if anything is wrong
but couldn't you put at the end of the preload animation something like
stop();
if
Yeah, I think that is essentially what Pete and Marc said.
Thanks
On 10/5/06, Steven Sacks | BLITZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're going to need a preloader for your preloader...
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And a preloader for the preloader's preloader...does Zeno's Paradox
apply here?
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Pete Miller schrieb:
And a preloader for the preloader's preloader...does Zeno's Paradox
apply here
you read too much Pyramids :-)
micha
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