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Punisher33
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as2 2011-07-31 00:45:14 Reply

i made a loading screen and play button. and all i need is help getting the action script 2 to work. i'm trying to get the click button as a way to play it.

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Response to as2 2011-07-31 01:48:11 Reply

I'm not sure if this video will help since my internet connection sucks so I couldn't watch the video to tell you if it's AS2 or 3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiPORZJIq Pc

If that doesn't work try this. http://www.isaackeyet.com/2007/flash-mov ie-controls-playpause-button/

Also if there AS3 sorry but I'm pretty sure the syntax is the same so it shouldn't matter.


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Response to as2 2011-08-03 12:24:06 Reply

At 7/31/11 12:45 AM, Punisher33 wrote: i made a loading screen and play button. and all i need is help getting the action script 2 to work. i'm trying to get the click button as a way to play it.

You can either download the buttons that are provided by Newgrounds or you can use the actioscript:

onRelease(){
gotoAndPlay ("Insert frame you wish for it to start on")
}

I BELIEVE that's the right actionscript code...

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Response to as2 2011-08-03 12:25:10 Reply

At 8/3/11 12:24 PM, QuietStealth wrote:
At 7/31/11 12:45 AM, Punisher33 wrote: i made a loading screen and play button. and all i need is help getting the action script 2 to work. i'm trying to get the click button as a way to play it.
You can either download the buttons that are provided by Newgrounds or you can use the actioscript:

onRelease(){
gotoAndPlay ("Insert frame you wish for it to start on")
}

I BELIEVE that's the right actionscript code...

But the button has to hold the actionscript. If you add it to the frame, it won't work.