Actionscript help for a noob?
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2012 11:35 am
Hey guys I've really been trying to do things on my own but alas I'm too much a noob at action script
I have two questions which I hope are not too complicated
One) I got somewhat far in my sound controls but I don't know how to add them on top of each other. My code currently looks like this and is attached to a button. I pretty much want to get the highlighted part and make it happen again with a different sound when "snowLine1" finishes but I don't know how to add it in.
& Two) How do I tie the preloader to a hundred frame animation? I think I've seen this before but I can't find it in actionscript 2.0. this is my animation but I've no idea how it's done. Even if you could show me a tutorial that'd be great.
This is why I've been doing pretty much nothing as of late so if I could finally get past this hurdle I can get back to doing what I love doing and what you love(?) seeing.
And hey if you help me out here, if you want I could even share some tips with my own tutorial about drawing and/or animating like smoothness or shape tweens.
I have two questions which I hope are not too complicated
One) I got somewhat far in my sound controls but I don't know how to add them on top of each other. My code currently looks like this and is attached to a button. I pretty much want to get the highlighted part and make it happen again with a different sound when "snowLine1" finishes but I don't know how to add it in.
& Two) How do I tie the preloader to a hundred frame animation? I think I've seen this before but I can't find it in actionscript 2.0. this is my animation but I've no idea how it's done. Even if you could show me a tutorial that'd be great.
This is why I've been doing pretty much nothing as of late so if I could finally get past this hurdle I can get back to doing what I love doing and what you love(?) seeing.
And hey if you help me out here, if you want I could even share some tips with my own tutorial about drawing and/or animating like smoothness or shape tweens.