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Old 06-10-2003, 11:31 AM   #1
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just created a cool effect for a game i was making. i needed to make a backround colour changable but also save what colour it was when changed. so i got this smart colour picker off the net and edited the code so it stores the colour you select as a SO. meaning when you exit the file it saves the colour and when you reload it is what you last selected! This seems to work for both swf and exe although it does save a different SO for each...


http://www.unique.f9.co.uk/colour.zip
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so??? as in so who cares or so??? as in what is SO?

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OMG!!! LMAO!!!

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rofl... yeh cyan thats cheers for you for helping me understand so's (shared objects for those n00bs) a while back! thanks.
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I did??? Um... Blame my bad memory, I cannot remember...
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lol. np. yeh u helped me. thread is at.... http://www.actionscript.org/forums/s...ving+variables

there was another post as well that you helped me with to do with this but i cant find it
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