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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 1
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Ok, I'm trying to make an actionscripted clip follow a normal clip
I need to read the _x co-ord when the object is moving but I can't. I've tried this: Code:
trace(getProperty(_root.triple_logo, _x)); Now... how can I get the _x property when my clip is tweening. I've tried Code:
trace(_root.triple_logo._x); |
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GraphNick Design
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Utah
Posts: 107
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As this is Actionscript 2.0 forum your first example uses improper syntax. Use
PHP Code:
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