flash (macromedia):
you can dynamically control layers during runtime - your timeline becomes flattened upon export -
copy/paste contents of layer into a Movie Clip (MCs are dynamic and meant to be controlled via
actionscript) and then set it's visability to true/false via a button during runtime.
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www.keyframer.com [quoted text, click to view] aixamarquez wrote:
> Hi, everyone
>
> I want to use a layer as a subtitle track, and I want to be able to show/hide it by clicking a button. Any tips?
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> Thanks.
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cool - but i just realized my typo - i meant to say "You *can't* dynamically control layers..." -
but you figured that out anyway - :)
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www.keyframer.com [quoted text, click to view] aixamarquez wrote:
> Thanks, jChris. I didn't realize the timeline became flattened. My subtitle track works now. Thanks!
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Hi, everyone
I want to use a layer as a subtitle track, and I want to be able to show/hide it by clicking a button. Any tips?
Thanks.
Thanks, jChris. I didn't realize the timeline became flattened. My subtitle track works now. Thanks!
[quoted text, click to view] Chris Georgenes wrote:
> cool - but i just realized my typo - i meant to say "You *can't*
> dynamically control layers..." - but you figured that out anyway - :)
funny one
you reply with the crucial "can" "can't" wrong and yet the user go it
even tho it change the message entirely.
"Flattened" was the key word.
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