One More Code

[millon333]

does inyone have a code to where i can lock a button untill they click on the tutorial first wat i mean is

Someone trys to play the game they clip play and they try to skip the tutorial asoon as they click play its says sorry this button is locked untill you click tutorial and read it all

so to break it down is there a code

where a button is locked untill the other button is clicked...
can inyone help and im very sorry about the double post.

[Patcoola]

you can use a if statement with a Boolean value
or you can use a event listener

[millon333]

Umm thank you but obvisouly im kinda new to coding so not sure wat that means inyway u can post a link to that??

[TheSongSalad]

that not really something you'd link to... if you're new look for a flash tutorial. a bool means there can only be true or false as the answer, in other words, 0 or 1. put something like

if(whatever you wanted to be seen first has been pushed);
goto the next frame;
else
display something telling them to watch the something else first.;

obviously that's not real code, but that's the general gist of what the other guy was trying to tell you.

[CrustySheet]

At 2/6/09 07:43 PM, millon333 wrote: Umm thank you but obvisouly im kinda new to coding so not sure wat that means inyway u can post a link to that??

var tutorialRead:Boolean = false;
button.onRelease = function(){

if(tutorialRead){
gotoandPlay(frame);
}else{
 you didnt read the tutorial
}
}

[BillysProgrammer]

At the end of the tutorial, on the last frame make this variable true

var gameenabled = true;

First frame where the buttons are do this

var gameenabled = false;

onEnterFrame = function() {
     if(gameenabled) {
         startbuttoninstancename.enabled = true;
     } else {
          startbuttoninstancename.enabled = false;
     }
}

[fluffkomix]

or you could go the simplified yet tedious way of making two menus.

they'd have to do the tut every time, tho....