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Preferably don't make a mouse avoider, but if you have to, you could just make the player go to the lose frame if he clicks. Duh.

onMouseDown = function(){
	trace("you lose :(");
};

Swishcheeze's code works, at least, it should.
But please say "your", not "ur", say "I", not "i" etc, etc.
Also, why did you use string variables instead of numbers?
And please use datatypes.

Please no.
What does it do, why post it here, what is that code/string?

Have you even tried Googling?

This is what I found.

First of all, you only have two submissions.
Second, you don't have a solo project.
Third, please use proper grammar and punctuation.

At 7/15/09 11:55 AM, Neo-13 wrote: Wow WhoknowsmeaUdiO, Super-Yombario, Archon68, you guys are cool. Setting a great example for newer members to follow.

Yes, I know, eh?

</sarcasm>

We completely ignored his actual question, didn't we?

Anyways, as Neo said, there's no actual need for a Flash to have great artwork in order to be good. It is nice if it does, though.

If you take a look at the 50 highest scored Flashes on Newgrounds, most of them actually do have good artwork.
However, there are quite a few with art of relatively low quality. The reason they came in the top 50, is probably because they have great storylines, or are programmed very well. Or even both.

Good artwork doesn't necessarily mean it's a good Flash, though.

Well, first of all, I don't know you at all. So you don't have a bad reputation or anything, I guess.
Second, try and give us a bit more information.
Length of the animation, quality, preferred style, etc.

At 7/14/09 01:33 PM, MrNine wrote: If you're trying to reprimand me for repeating instructions then you're pretty blind to hypocrisy

No, I just love being it.

At 7/14/09 01:17 PM, MrNine wrote: I don't really get what you're asking for, are you asking for someone to help you with Flash or are you asking someone to actually do a Flash for you?

There really isn't a good reason to think the latter.

OP: Try and catch a copy of MX (2004), I believe you can get that for free, legally. Not sure, though.

At 7/14/09 01:08 PM, MrNine wrote: What? If you want a preloader just stick a Newgrounds one on the front.

Forgot to check the other posts?

Anyways, follow the link that's given and download a preloader you think looks nice.
Instructions are inside the .fla's you can download.

If no commands given not to, Flash loops automatically.

To change the frame rate, click on the white part of the screen where there's nothing, then change it as in the picture.

on(release){
score ++;
};

At least try to learn ActionScript before asking.

Assuming you have a variable called score, put this code in the same spot as where you declare that variable:

_root.sct.text = score;

Then make a dynamic text box somewhere on the frame and give it the instance name of

sct

WIN 10,0,22,87
FPS averaged at about 45, wouldn't go any lower than 30, 70 FPS at the black area.
LO/TI/HI/ Jumped around A LOT. Most of the time it was high, though.

The MB remained a certain number, only the digits behind the comma changed, then it switched to 10/20 lower.
It looked somewhat like:
70.21323
70.24355
70.55321
40.23441
40.23422
60.35442
60.33443
etc.

At 7/14/09 09:37 AM, Resolution wrote: I like it, probably due to his facial expression.

Meow.

At 7/14/09 08:24 AM, Toast wrote: use lube for smoother results

This.

At 7/13/09 11:38 AM, El-Presidente wrote: Firstly, are you sure they deleted it accidentally?

There was a glitch, but enough about that.

The game was pretty cool, the enemies looked kind of.. sketchy.
Controls are nice as well.

At 7/13/09 11:32 AM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: Enough talking about glitches on NG people.

Ok. [Blank to up non-quoted]

At 7/13/09 10:41 AM, Jereminion wrote:

At 7/13/09 10:38 AM, WhoknowsmeaUdiO wrote: You don't know who you're messing with.

GusttheFagGuy who just trolls the forum and never helps anyone?

This has been discussed earlier. Gust tends to be a prick -no offense- but he does help people.

I will now stop posting in this thread.

At 7/13/09 10:35 AM, Jereminion wrote: you want me to use as2 so im on your level? no thanks

You don't know who you're messing with.

You'd ask us politely and tell what you want, show some linkies to songs by your band, etc.

As much info as possible, if people find it interesting, they'll help, but there's almost always money involved.

At 7/13/09 07:49 AM, knugen wrote: So, the question is how I could possibly fix this within my AS? The sites who uses this JS solution are probably not many, but I hope for a relatively easy fix.

As it's the external stuff that messes it up, wouldn't it be hard to solve it internally with AS?

At 7/13/09 03:39 AM, Deadclever23 wrote: Man, what's happening to the reg lounge.
We haven't had a conversation for like 50 pages or something.

Well I always see the Reg lounge as a Jr. version of the General.

Ahum. Shouldn't have said that.

Flame wars, begin.

At 7/13/09 02:08 AM, knugen wrote: on (release) {
if(_currentFrame == 1)
gotoAndStop(_totalFrames);
else
gotoAndStop(1);
};

?

Make that:

on(release){
if(_currentframe == 1){
gotoAndStop(_totalFrames);
};
};

I think that's what LiquidOoze wants.

At 7/12/09 12:18 PM, KaynSlamdyke wrote: And that will always evaluate to true, seeing as xspeed isn't directly going to change the hittest bounding box of the colliding object. You need to move the _x directly.

Thanks. Now I see the problem.

I keep messing up while statements and I feel really stupid.

while(_root.leftwalls.hitTest(_x,_y,true)){
xspeed = -2;
}

While statements I write myself always end up freezing my computer. Any help?

I know, stupid.

At 7/10/09 04:35 PM, Super-Yombario wrote: You can only have code INSIDE an object in a movie clip.

As false as Michael Jacksons nose.

Go to file>publish settings, change stuff, then go to file>publish

I'd help, but then again, I've got the Po3.

At 7/10/09 02:54 PM, Blackfang wrote: How did you lose 65 posts? From a page of this forum? I'm so confused.

Deleted. By. Duck. Division.