Search:

loadMovie();

+ there are alot of fading scripts posted on this board..

so a search on this board, there are some examples.

what happens when you trace(level_19);

look for tutorials on making flash buttons. It'll help you understand.

it could be that the tutorial is for pre-sized images.
I would think that most are.
Images should be optimized and resized for the web, before put online.
It's good practice.


I don't know...

you should use XHTML for search engine placement. if i wanted a flash site to be indexed i would use the XHTML pages to the load data for flash. (advaced parsing required)

flash loadMovie
http://www.adobe.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary423.html

yes it's possible. all you have to do is create/script it.

myButton is the instance of a button symbol.
mc_instance is the instance of a movie clip.





myButton.onPress = function(){
mc_instanace.play();
}

you'll have to view the actionscript. open the actionscript window. and click on any 'a' on the timeline or it might be attached to a button..
hope it helps.

you'll have to view the actionscript. open the actionscript window. and click on any 'a' on the timeline or it might be attached to a button..
hope it helps.

try to "trace" the value before you apply it.
trace(variable);

is it indefined? if so then you have a the wrong target path.

button_instance.textBox_instance.text = 'text';


if a trace...

just so you know - the enterFrame method, you posted is the least optimal method of the 3 posted here. it checks for values even when there is no clicking. (with every frame) but if you don't have...

ps: don't know what i was thinking in the last post?
sould be
thisTarget = someClips[i];

thanks for the update on 'she' - will have to check out more of her files when i get time.



To answer your last question + this one:
yea you can save 'references' to hit tests with a var...

I found somthing that may help alot with reducing cpu usage for your project.

There is a sample downloadable fla here:
http://www.senocular.com/flash/source.php?id=0.108

pay attention to the...

Some code posted in this thread might help you out:

http://www.flashadvisor.com/forum/cs3-some-queries-t3714.html?t=3714

not sure i follow you. I think your trying to create instance names correct?
if so please paste your attach/duplicate movie code.
his is typically done with concatenating i with 'a name' in a loop

if you could post a link to an example it would help..

typically it's done with 2 'flat world maps' usually vector.

you use shading to give the illusion of depth.

one map is tweened in one direction and the other map on a lower layer is tweend in...