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Dear
Friend,
Hello, & welcome back to FIREWIRE,
your friendly guide to the exciting world of web-design
& web-solutions! In the previous newsletter of Flash
5 Tutorial Series we had discussed about Basic Action
Script, Load Movie, Unload Movie, Get URL, Toggle High
Quality. Now let’s Continue with FS Command, Stop
all Sounds, Tell Target, If Frame is Loaded. |
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Using this command, the export view can be viewed in
the full screen. Many options are available with this
command.
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Show
menu
- Using this menu, we can restrict the user by
using the menu under right click of the mouse.
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Trap
all keys - This help us to trap the keys
that are pressed in the export mode. |
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Allow
scaling
- scaling is permitted in the export view. |
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Exec
- Any command or other statements in action script
can be executed. It also takes up arguments while
execution. |
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Quit
- To quit from an execution or a command, quit is
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All
the values for the arguments in FS command accept only
Boolean values. For exec and quit, user entering values
are permitted.
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To
stop all the sounds in a movie, this command is
used. It will stop only the sound of the movie
and not the play head, so the movie keeps playing.
Sound
which was set to stream will keep playing, since
they have been set with the play head.
Syntax:
stop
all sounds ( );
Example:
on (release)
{
stop all sounds ( );
}
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Using
tell target, the transferring of control within
a movie can be controlled. For using this command,
instance name of a movie clip is needed. Through
the target name, the animation of the movie is
controlled.
Tell
target is used for navigation control. To make
a movie clip to go to a target, tell target can
be specified in buttons.
This
is similar to "with" action.
But "with" action accepts movie clips
or other object, tell target will accept only
instance name of movie clip as target parameter.
Syntax:
Tell
target (target)
{
statements ;
}
Example:
on
(press)
{
tell target ("plane");
{
goto and play (5);
}
}
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If
frame is loaded, is used to play an animation while
some other movie is downloading. This will check for
the animation or contents of frame that are available
locally.
The
difference between frames loaded and if frame loaded
is, it will allow to add if statement, but if frame
loaded allows all scenes/frame/movies to be loaded within
a single statement.
Syntax:
If
frameloaded (scene, frame)
{
// statements;
}
Example:
if
frameloaded (1)
{
goto and play (5);
}
In
the if frame loaded, the scene has to be specified.
Current scene is the default value. In the type text
box, either frame number or frame label or any other
expression is permitted. In the frame text box, the
number of the frames can be specified. In
the argument of the if frame loaded command, the scene/frame
is a must and the expression is an optional case.
Regards,
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