Do vars carry over scenes?

[petemanpeter]

If I made a var in one scene, will it carry over to the next one?

[Ansel]

why are you using more than one scene? they're notoriously glitchy. try and keep your movie in one scene, it'll work out better.

[sinder87]

I am not to sure but i think you need to either draw it again or drag it

[blah569]

I think if you add a _root. in front of the var, it will

[Chrispington]

Don't use multiple scenes, ever.

[Eredar]

At 4/10/07 05:07 AM, Chrispington wrote: Don't use multiple scenes, ever.

what if you're just doing animation? scenes still ok there?

[Vampo-Rainze]

At 4/10/07 05:10 AM, Eredar wrote:

At 4/10/07 05:07 AM, Chrispington wrote: Don't use multiple scenes, ever.

what if you're just doing animation? scenes still ok there?

If you hit the max frame maybe
Otherwise, never go ass to mouth

[Matt-Porter]

At 4/9/07 09:37 PM, sinder87 wrote: I am not to sure but i think you need to either draw it again or drag it

lol @ you, google the word "variable" :P

[Vengeance]

At 4/10/07 05:13 AM, Vampo-Rainze wrote: If you hit the max frame maybe

Max frames is for all scenes put together. Which means don't use scenes period.

[Matt-Porter]

At 4/10/07 05:27 AM, Vengeance wrote:

At 4/10/07 05:13 AM, Vampo-Rainze wrote: If you hit the max frame maybe

Max frames is for all scenes put together. Which means don't use scenes period.

psh, ill max frames you vengeance :P (if it was a fortune cookie, i would add in bed )
why do people even bother with scenes? my impression is that there like ohh! it says scene, if im going to make a new scene in my movie, then it HAS to be a new scene in flash, maybe name appeal? cause scenes suck nuts if you ask me.