[quoted text, click to view] soccerbeanie21 wrote:
> I don't think i'm doing it right.
> I have a movie which drops down when you scroll over a grey bar. The movie
> contains 3 white boxes with animation inside of them, but i only want 2 of them
> to show at a time, unless you move your mouse up or down some. Just like the
> website.
>
> Instead of having one frame for my "grey movie bar" i added two more keyframes
> like you said.
in this layer, it should be two more frames, not keyframes.
Then, i added another layer, actions, and put 3 keyframes on
[quoted text, click to view] > top of the 3 keyframes from the movie layer. It didn't really do anything.
I made a mistake:
in keyframe 3, you should have
gotoAndPlay(2);
not gotoAndPlay(1);
[quoted text, click to view] >
> Do i have to use a mask to get that effect?
The mask is not necessary for the code to work, but yes, you should have
a mask in your main timeline, masking the area of your "grey bar" that
you want to be visible.
Then, the targets in my code example *assume* that your movie is
structured this way:
Main timeline:
a Mask Layer with the "grey bar movie" underneath it, in one frame.
grey bar movie instance name: "photo"
In the grey bar movie timeline:
3 keyframes for the code in top layer,
3 *frames* for the grey bar movie.
I also assume that your animations are MovieClips that are IN the grey
bar MovieClip. right?...
Maybe if you can zip your flash file and upload it on a server and give
me the URL, I can take a look at it.
[quoted text, click to view] > Here's the website again.
>
http://panasoniceurope.com >
> Thanks for helping me out!
> soccerbeanie
I don't think i'm doing it right.
I have a movie which drops down when you scroll over a grey bar. The movie
contains 3 white boxes with animation inside of them, but i only want 2 of them
to show at a time, unless you move your mouse up or down some. Just like the
website.
Instead of having one frame for my "grey movie bar" i added two more keyframes
like you said. Then, i added another layer, actions, and put 3 keyframes on
top of the 3 keyframes from the movie layer. It didn't really do anything.
Do i have to use a mask to get that effect?
Here's the website again.
http://panasoniceurope.com Thanks for helping me out!
soccerbeanie