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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: The netherlands
Posts: 4
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exit animation... how to?
Hi, I learning a lot in Flash now. Some things I have problems with creating. Take exit-animations. It is not hard to make an intro. Just place it in front of the content in a scene or a frame. But how do I run an exit-animation inside the currently runnig clip when I hit a button to load another clip? If you do not know what I mean, take a look at http://stenkat.kimasa-crew.com/ I was guessing that I could make each clip out of three scenes. An intro, the content and the exit-animation. By loading the clip it would start at the intro and move on to the content. There I would place a simple 'stop' action. But now comes the tricky part. If I would click a button on the stage, that button needs to direct the current movie (loaded on another level) to the third scene with the exit-animation. After that it loads the movie attached to that button. i am breaking my head on this one. Strangely I do not see any tutorials on the web dealing with this problem. Thanks |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 40
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basically you want an "intro" and a "outro" animation inside each loaded swf. Then on the last frame of each code, you should place your loadmovie command. That way when you have a section open and you go to open a new one. You should tell the current swf's "outro" animation to play, then on the last frame of the outro animation, it loads in the new swf. This way you get transistions, where a section closes before a new one opens. Dave |
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