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Posted at: 5/24/06 10:49 PM
Sign-Up: 01/01/05
Posts: 64
Yes I know about the code
function Mouse() { Mouse.hide;
But for those whom don't have a mac can just right click and check if they can stop, zoom in, ect a flash. When they do this that function is no longer active and you can see the computers default mouse again. How can I make it so that it's active always?
Posted at: 5/24/06 11:19 PM
Sign-Up: 02/02/06
Posts: 2,132
dont click the button
lol
Play Kick the cat HERE
Posted at: 5/24/06 11:27 PM
Who's goin' tell that to the ppl that want to click it?
Posted at: 5/24/06 11:51 PM
Sign-Up: 12/08/04
Posts: 696
Dont understand what ur on about exactly, is the hide mouse script for a certain reason or is it ment to stop people right clicking?
Posted at: 5/25/06 12:02 AM
Sign-Up: 07/22/03
Posts: 69
Call that function (hide the mouse) everytime the mouse is clicked and everytime a key is pressed.
Posted at: 5/25/06 07:02 PM
No you see because it's a right click on the mouse flash won't work with it with a keypress function. I need a code to keep
play constantly...
Posted at: 5/25/06 07:25 PM
Posts: 88
At 5/25/06 07:02 PM, RIVE wrote: No you see because it's a right click on the mouse flash won't work with it with a keypress function. I need a code to keep function Mouse() { Mouse.hide; play constantly...
if you use something like;
if (Key.isDown(2)) { //Detects Right mouse click Mouse.hide; }
it should work, i think :D
Posted at: 5/25/06 08:28 PM
I hoped it would work but it didn't... I even tried setting an interval, and that didn't work!
myInterval = setInterval (Mouse,10);
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