At 5/20/08 02:38 PM, Sonofgoku1 wrote:
Ok... I'm so pissed at myself...
I animated it without putting it into a movie clip, so now I'm fucked... I have the thing done, but When I try moving the frames over into a movie clip it screws everything up!
Is there anything I can do to salavge this project?! I didn't invest all this f***ing time into this to not be able to have the op. to get in!
Hey, dont worry about it, I always do this, sometimes on purpose because I cant be arsed with the hassle of accidently double-clicking the background. Its easy to fix
First of all, make a red-line box where the screen boundries are, on a layer ontop of your main animation in the flash movie.
Next, get the circle tool, or somthing, and draw a circle.
Convert that circle to, in your case "Sonofgoku_movie" or somthing along those lines.
Now, go back into your main flash, highlight ALL of your frames, and rightclick -> copy frames.
Next, go into your circle "movie" movieclip, and delete the circle.
Now, paste your frames into the movieclip, the movie should transfer pretty much exactly as it was in your main flash timeline.
HOWEVER, the likleyhood is that your movie will now be off-centre, so this is where the "Red line box" comes in handy.
When you try and move a movieclip, it displays the contents as lines, so basicly, look at your "movie" movieclip, and focus on the "red line box", when you start to move your MC, keep track of which of the "seethrough" (They arnt really, just thin) lines is the "Red line box".
Then you must drag the movieclip so that the transparent "RLB" matches over the movie dimensions on the canvas. (If you have trouble seeing the canvas, you should probably delete the original animation frames)
Once you line it up, you can delete extra frames and layers, then just hit ctrl+enter and it should play like it did previously.
Notes:
1. You should delete the RLB once you are done with it, as it can sometimes show up in the movie accidently
2. Sound sometimes goes out of sync when you do this, It did with me. Either re-arrange your sound files in the timeline so it corresponds with...how it should work, or just simply move your movieclip by a few pixels, that seemed to sort it out for me.
Hope that helped!
Also, Sammy, Woot! Babysnake :D