Thanks for all the answers!!!
So I went back to a solution where the upper MovieClip listens to the
MouseMove event and hittest while the lower MovieClip is using
Rollover now. That works for me. But nonetheless it is frustrating
that there is no other way to get an ROLLOVER event for two or even
yeh hittests are the slowest way of doing things but they have their place
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Matthias Dittgen [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Thanks for all the answers!!!
So I went back to a solution where the upper MovieClip listens to the
MouseMove event and hittest while the
Here's a very good article about how mouse events propagate.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/actionscript/articles/event_handling_as3.html
You should be able to have more than one MC capture a single event, although
I haven't tried it.
A
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 8:03 PM, Matthias Dittgen [EMAIL
in a movieclip and add an event Listener to that
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Hello,
this was probably asked before, but I can't find.
Imagine two or more
] MouseEvents on overlapping siblings in AS3
Hello,
this was probably asked before, but I can't find.
Imagine two or more sibling MovieClips. Both listen to
MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER. When the mouse rolls over the overlapping region
I would like the event to be dispatched to both of them and not only
Just a guess, but you could change the listener to MOUSE_OVER instead of
ROLL_OVER. The difference between the two is very subtle and explained at
the reference documentation of InteractiveObject. I am not sure if it is
applicable to the problem posed.
Greetz Erik
I think rollover means it will fire once, wether or not it 'rolls' over a
child of that parent. With mouseover,
the event will fire each time the mouse also get's over a child of the
parent which is listening to the event.
(in short; rollover is like a parent with mouseover only with mousechildren
Hello,
this was probably asked before, but I can't find.
Imagine two or more sibling MovieClips. Both listen to
MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER. When the mouse rolls over the overlapping region
I would like the event to be dispatched to both of them and not only
to the one above the other? How can I achieve
drop them in a movieclip and add an event Listener to that
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Hello,
this was probably asked
, 2008 6:03 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] MouseEvents on overlapping siblings in AS3
Hello,
this was probably asked before, but I can't find.
Imagine two or more sibling MovieClips. Both listen to
MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER. When the mouse rolls over the overlapping region
I would like the event
to that
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Hello,
this was probably asked before, but I can't find.
Imagine
Poetry!!!
and yet, a good answer
Le 29 août 08 à 15:31, eric e. dolecki a écrit :
Think you need to drink some bubbly - bubbling events
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but imagine one of the mc overlapping the whole other mc.
MovieClips: A and
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