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sandman9
02-22-2003, 03:09 AM
I know you can load swf files on differ levels ....... but is it possible to load a MC into a differ level?
Also if I load a swf file in then how do I control it's positioning?
Sandman9
CyanBlue
02-22-2003, 03:21 AM
Yes with attachMovie() function if I understand your question correctly...
Control the position of the loaded SWF file by changing _x and _y properties of the holder movieclip that you have used to load the SWF file or the level itself...
PS>> No intention to displeasure your feeling, but do you use the search functionality built in the forum??? I've been watching ever since you did the first post here and it doesn't look like you are utilizing the great tool we have here... Please please do so... That will save big time for all of us... :D
sandman9
02-22-2003, 03:28 AM
I had no idea that there was one ..... sorry
Also I try'd searching for this on Flashkit but I only found more advanced stuff :(
Also how do you control the _x and _y when I use something like loadMovieNum("dadfa.swf", 100);
Thx
Sandman9
CyanBlue
02-22-2003, 04:10 AM
Now, you know... So, please do the searching... Since I have brought this up... Please use some descriptive title when you post, not like 'simple questions'... That won't help much when you search for specific things... That's for all of us... :D
You can do this after the SWF file is loaded...
_level100._x = 100;
_level100._y = 100;
sandman9
02-22-2003, 06:08 AM
this is the only internet site where I do not knwo where the search field is ( and still do not) ....... So i do search on other sites but a lot of the stuff i ask is pretty simple so I have a hard time finding :)
PS-in the tutorials here I just skim down the list since I do not see a search field :)
thx
Sandman9
CyanBlue
02-22-2003, 06:25 AM
Hm... I don't know what kind of software other places use, but all the places where I go uses almost the same program...
BTW, there is no search functionality built in within the tutorial section... Tutorials are there with the index...
Anyways... Search functionality can be found right below the banner of the forum area, which looks like http://www.actionscript.org/forums/images/top_search.gif (http://www.actionscript.org/forums/search.php3?s=)...(Click to see the picture of the button...) Do you see that button??? It's right left of the 'Home' button... I believe now you know where the button is, so keep searching... :)
sandman9
02-22-2003, 06:28 AM
ahhhh thank you ........ the problem I guesss was that I was looking for a text field while on here it's a button
Sandman9
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