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Join Date: Nov 2001
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Flash 5 Help
I Wanna Click On A Button Then That Will Take Me To A Different Scene. How Would I Do This I've Tried Some **** But It Takes Me To A Blank Page.
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You should be able to link to a different frame in the same movie or just link to a different movie. I haven't used flash in a while so I'll dig it out to see if I can help you further. Otherwise try checking out the tutorial files included with flash.
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Ive Checked The Scene Tutorials And They Say Nothing About Going To A Selected Scene By A Click Of A Button.
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Member (9 bit)
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Location: Northeast USA
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You should be able to use the
on (release) { gotoAndPlay ("Scene 2", 1); } where "scene2" is the scene name and "1" is the frame in that scene. dont forget that this kind of action needs to be assigned to a symbol. |
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Member (9 bit)
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Location: Northeast USA
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by "symbol" i mean that it needs to be an object action, not a frame action. the symbol can be an actual button, or a movie clip with a hit state on it made by using a trigger. (trigger = button symbol that only has graphics in the hit frame, thereby making it invisible in your movie, yet allowing you to use actions on it associated with a button)
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