Flash to VCD Some Problems Rookie s Confusion 10

SWF is the export format of the source file (FLA), press Ctrl+Enter in FLA to export SWF.

Once you have opened the FLV file, press Ctrl+Enter and you're good to go.

Click CTRL+Enter, or publish, and the SWF file should be displayed.

The instructions on the button should be Bu Zhengchun is:

on (release) {

gotoandstop(2);

Your actions are:

on (release)

play();

It's back to the first stitch, so it doesn't look like it's reacting, and it's resistant.

You give it a try, you will succeed, I did it, I tried it, and I did!!

I've also made a dual-purpose button, and you'll see if that's what you want: Envy.

The first frame (button) of the ** looks like this:

on (release) {

play();

gotoandplay(2);Skip to the second frame.

The second frame (button) of ** looks like this:

on (release) {

stop();

gotoandstop(1);Skip to the first brother Ming frame.

If it helps you

Replace the variable name ww of your input box with the instance name of the input box ww, replace the variable name ee of the dynamic text with the instance name ee of the dynamic text, and then change ** to :

on (press) {

if ( 2")

else {

That's it.

Just remove all the quotes.

Quotation marks are strings. You are entering a number, not a string, so if is judged to be else. That is, 2 is not equal to "2".

You don't need to use the pen to start drawing, you can use the guide layer.

Using ** is a trouble-free way

If you don't use **, you can only get it frame by frame

I do it frame by frame

It's very simple to bootstrap animation

What do you mean?

Is it to draw automatically, or to make something like Windows Paint?

If you want something like Windows Paint software, you must use AS**. If it's automated, use frame-by-frame animation. It's simple.

This is very simple to pretend to be Zheng Dan!

You only need to set the length and width of the two **, as well as the coordinates of x and y, to set them to the same!

You'll set this up, right?!

If not, I'll tell you the hall. Select the painting, press the shortcut key Ctrl+F3 to open its properties panel, there are four settings on the left side of the panel, you change it and it's OK!

File--import--pour into the library, pull it to the stage when you use it!

This is most likely due to the fact that the center point of the component is not on the guide line on the keyframe, and you will want to drag the timeline inside the symbol to see if the component is following the guide line.