I have a movieclip with 15 frame of animation nested on the main timeline. I want to code a delay on the nested clip so that when the playhead reaches the final frame, the nest clip will stop or freeze for several seconds. The problem, I think, is the main timeline is only 1 frame, thus my code does not persist long enough to recognize that playhead on the nested clip ended. here's my code:
main timeline
if (nestedClip._cu rrentframes == nestedClip._tot alframes) {
nestedClip.stop ();
}
thanks in advance
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This may be as simple as setting a stop() on the main timeline's frame.
I have a movieclip with 15 frame of animation nested on the main timeline. I want to code a delay on the nested clip so that when the playhead reaches the final frame, the nest clip will stop or freeze for several seconds. The problem, I think, is the main timeline is only 1 frame, thus my code does not persist long enough to recognize that playhead on the nested clip ended. here's my code:
main timeline
if (nestedClip._cu rrentframes == nestedClip._tot alframes) {
nestedClip.stop ();
}
thanks in advance
I thought it was "_currentfr ame" ... no "s."
that might be breaking your function right there.
Also, to pause for a set amount of time will require a variable to be declared and set, and a counter/timer function that retrieves that variable. I can't access Flash from the computer I'm on, but I'm working on something similar (timer-controlled playback of a tutorial, an earlier post in this forum which people have completely ignored) and I actually figured it out myself. If you want, I can upload my script here when I get to work.
Let me know...
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