CooperTheGr8
11-08-2004, 08:45 PM
O.k i have to scenes with i wish to link in Flash MX 2004. I wont to do this for a web page, just a simple one to get to grips with everything.
So i have scene 1 and scene 2, what do i do? and also what code do i need?
i know its asking alot :D
Chris :thumbsup:
bradyj
11-08-2004, 10:29 PM
Let me get this organized a bit:
so you have two scenes -- and you want to link them together. Would you like to link them by an action (say, someone clicks on a button and it goes to the second scene) - or do you want scene 1 to automatically go to scene 2?
At the end of the scene, on the final frame - load your actionscript menu (right click, actionscript). Use the beginner mode, and select goto - you can now set it up to goto and play scene 2 automatically. Essentially you would use similar code for a movie clip or a button to do the same thing.
CooperTheGr8
11-09-2004, 09:47 AM
i have two scenes, for this web site. and i wont the second scene to load when the user clicks a button, like a button on a HTML web page another web page comes up. I wont to do that bt in flash, i have beentold to use seperae swf files but then how do i get a seperate swf file to load when the button is pressed?
thanks for the help
Chris
chilipie
11-09-2004, 04:22 PM
Why do you need a button - what's wrong with a link :p ?
CooperTheGr8
11-09-2004, 04:45 PM
well how do i do that then? i thought a link and a button did the same thing don't they?
chilipie
11-09-2004, 05:19 PM
Buttons were originally intended for forms and stuff like that. Links built the web I suppose. "Hyper-Text" was the making of the WWW as we know it. Anyways...
<a href="page.htm" title="Page">Page</a>
a - defines a link
href - the location of the document (the URL)
title - the title/description of the link
Page - the only part that is visible; the text you click on to got to the page
bradyj
11-09-2004, 05:38 PM
If you're doing it in flash, then that's a different story. You can do two separate HTML files with separate .swf files embedded in them -- or you can do 1 movie, with two scenese, and link them like I said above in flash (gotoandplay scene 2). The benefit of two files is that it may be faster to download each one separatly -- the downfall is that you may not get to do all the effects, and essentially, you're splitting your movie up -- this all depends on what you think is best for the project. Do you have it up yet?
CooperTheGr8
11-09-2004, 09:40 PM
no i havn't got it up because its still in the making .
see next message :)
CooperTheGr8
11-09-2004, 09:45 PM
Right here is a better example
http://www.kwalitysweets.com/
that is what i wont to design and hope to achieve
Chris