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Join Date: Dec 2000
Posts: 10
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Hi!
Ok, I know how to build a scrollbar, like in the tutorials on this site. However, I'd like to make a SELF-MOVING & SCROLLABLE (seems like floating or levitating) content; so that if I take the button to move the content (eg a background picture) and then release the button, the background continues to move in that direction, getting slower and slower and eventually stops (something like here: http://www.chaotic.co.uk ). Thanks for any help!! christian |
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Posts: 245
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You'll have to look in the movies section or the tutorials section to get the full story but the bones of it is as follows;
you set a variable y = start position and, y2 = current position then set property X Position = (y + (y2 - y)*.3) ie get the distance the slider has travelled and make the movie clip follow at a certain percent of that distance. Have a look for downloads and you should get what you need. ~mgb |
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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thanks a lot!
I'm gonna try that! chris |
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