> how would u make this triangle thing follow the mouse! [L=HERE]http://www.soogreyhounds.com[/L]

>
> > how would u make this triangle thing follow the mouse!
[L=HERE]http://www.soogreyhounds.com[/L]
>
> make the triangle movie clip and give it instance name "MC"
> On timeline frame place
>
> _root.onLoad = function() {
> POZ = new Array("100", "120", "180", "200","-200");
> };
> _root.onEnterFrame = function() {
> r += (rot-r)/2;
> MC._x = r;
> };
>
>
> button action sample :
>
> on (rollOver) {
> rot = POZ[3];
> }
> on (rollOut) {
> rot = POZ[4];
> }
>
>
> The POZ is an array with coordinates :
> POZ = new Array("100", "120", "180", "200");
> Place the triangle (before applying any action) above your buttons , jot
down each position
> later key in the array. It does not have to be in any order.
>
> Keep in mind that array count start from zero , so if you wanted to call
first value
> you would use rot = POZ[0];
> The button sample above call for position 200 on roll over and -200 on
roll out.
> So it disappear off stage if you move mouse away...
>
> /2 define the speed, you want it to come with delay , set it to /5 or so
..... lower number = faster
> move .
>
>
>
> --
>
> Regards
>
>
> urami_*
>
>
>
> <no>
> http://flashfugitive.com/
> </no>
>
>

> Hi urami,
> i tried your script but nothing happens!
> can u explain it step by step?
> I esp. don´t understand these lines of code:
> _root.onEnterFrame = function() {
> r += (rot-r)/2;

>
> > Hi urami,
> > i tried your script but nothing happens!
> > can u explain it step by step?
> > I esp. don´t understand these lines of code:
> > _root.onEnterFrame = function() {
> > r += (rot-r)/2;
>
> I was checking your other thread , I believe you got it all figured out ,
isn't ?
>

Hugo Bozz wrote:
> yes, urami!
> thank u very much! do u have a website with other of these great hints, tips
> and tricks???
> ;-)