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Jun 5th 2002 | #51594 Report |
Member since: Jan 11th 2002 Posts: 63 |
Does anyone know how to make a graphic follow your mouse when you put your mouse over an invisible bar?
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Jun 5th 2002 | #51599 Report |
Member since: Mar 16th 2001 Posts: 2421 |
tell the graphic to yourgraphic._x = _root._xmouse |
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Jun 5th 2002 | #51609 Report |
Member since: Jan 11th 2002 Posts: 63 |
Okay, I got it to work with the graphic to move anywhere on the page. http://216.103.206.232/main2.swf And now I want it to work so that when you put your mouse over a certain area it will work. And I got the basics down. But as you can see, it's not working right. http://216.103.206.232/main.swf Does anyone know whats wrong? |
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Jun 5th 2002 | #51637 Report |
Member since: Aug 9th 2001 Posts: 2333 |
Check out my site.. http://www.cyblingdesign.com/ Go into portfolio and roll over the links...I'm in my new job right now so i cant give you the script..I'll write back later. I'm just using the onMouseOver even handler and the dragMovieClip thingy....I'll post again around 5pm. |
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Jun 5th 2002 | #51739 Report |
Member since: Jan 11th 2002 Posts: 63 |
Okay. I look forward to your post. And something may be wrong because im using on (Rollover) with a button. That may be the problem, but I look forward to hearing what you think is the problem.
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Jun 5th 2002 | #51756 Report |
Member since: Aug 9th 2001 Posts: 2333 |
//on rollover, make the variable 'follow1' 100% visible //then frag this clip //(second script) When you roll out, make the 'follow1' clip invisible on (rollOver) { follow1._visible = 100; startDrag ("follow1"); } on (rollOut) { follow1._visible = 0; } ..is the code i have on the symbol i want rolled over (3D button) What i have here is a box symbol "follow1" (name of the varialbe) which it the clip that follows your mouse. This does work, it's just a matter of making things invisible. Feel free to use my script. :D |
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Jun 5th 2002 | #51783 Report |
Member since: Jan 11th 2002 Posts: 63 |
Hmmmm.......I may be dumb or something but its not working for me. Here is how i got mine setup. 1) This uses 2 layers 2) [], and actions 3) [] is the movie clip that follows the mouse (named "follow") 4) the actions layer has 2 key frames -on the first keyframe, there is a strip of coding "mouse_x = _xmouse; setProperty (_root.follow, _x, mouse_x+((getProperty(_root.follow,_x)-mouse_x)/2));" -on the second keyframe, there is a strip of coding "gotoAndPlay (1);" I know i need an invisible box that will trigger the whole thing, and i may need to take the script from the first keyframe on the actions layer and put it in the onrollover script. Thats what I did in the 2nd link i showed you. But there are 2 problems. #1, I cant get your script to work with mine. and #2, If the invisible box is a button, then when you put your mouse over it, it will show up with a "Hand" instead of the "Pointer" and I dont want that. Please tell me how I can get your script work with mine. And It would be great if you could give me your icq/aim. (btw, I made sure that i changed follow1 on your script to follow) And if possible, try to make it so that the invisible box is not a button, if possible, but i dont think it is :(. |
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Jun 6th 2002 | #51884 Report |
Member since: Aug 9th 2001 Posts: 2333 |
AIM, cybling boyo ICQ: i'll give it to you later...in work MSN messenger: [email]cybling@hotmail.com[/email] |
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Jun 6th 2002 | #51885 Report |
Member since: Aug 9th 2001 Posts: 2333 |
Also, do you havea n example of what you want to do?
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Jun 6th 2002 | #51983 Report |
Member since: Aug 9th 2001 Posts: 2333 |
ICQ: 104538064
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