Preloading.

[CheeseHairdo]

Is there a way to insert the NG pre-loader into a flash I already made?

[caseyo]

Copy and paste it?

[CheeseHairdo]

Where? In Frame 1? Then i'll have to move every frame down.

[caseyo]

At 7/7/06 03:56 PM, CheeseHairdo wrote: Where? In Frame 1? Then i'll have to move every frame down.

Stick the cursor in the top left corner of the timeline, make sure all the layer folders are open and every layer is not locked or hidden. Select every frame of every layer, drag one to the right. ;)

[GameSQUID]

At 7/7/06 03:56 PM, CheeseHairdo wrote: Where? In Frame 1? Then i'll have to move every frame down.

Just select the first frame in all your layers and press F5 a few times which will make it a few frames longer. Move your first keyframes around, and you have room for the preloader.

just make sure that you deselect "Export in first frame" for all movieclips that have linkage settings, and add them to a frame that the playhead never reaches, so they get loaded properly, and after the preloader.

[phyconinja]

make it a new scene and put that scene on the biggining!!

[GameSQUID]

Scenes are evil.

[Zwe]

At 7/7/06 04:18 PM, GameSQUID wrote: Scenes are evil.

For games, yes
For movies, no

[caseyo]

At 7/7/06 04:49 PM, Zwe wrote: For games, yes
For movies, no

Bleck no, they are annoying for movies too. Maybe for silent movies they would be good. They make sound all wonky. :)

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