V1SHAL
02-04-2007, 06:44 PM
Hello....
I know there is a very simple solution for this, but I'm not competent enough with ActionScript to be able to resolve this issue.
This is what I want to accomplish:
Have a mouse press event (i.e. a click) on a encompassing movie clip's constituent movie clips effect which frame of another movie clip is displayed (presumably through the gotoAndStop method).
The best way to visualize this is by considering a picture gallery. Imagine a "thumbnail viewer" at the top of a document. When one thumbnail is clicked it changes which frame of the picture window changes (assuming each frame has another picture corresponding to the thumbnails).
I hope that explains it well.
I'd appreciate all help.
Thank you!
I know there is a very simple solution for this, but I'm not competent enough with ActionScript to be able to resolve this issue.
This is what I want to accomplish:
Have a mouse press event (i.e. a click) on a encompassing movie clip's constituent movie clips effect which frame of another movie clip is displayed (presumably through the gotoAndStop method).
The best way to visualize this is by considering a picture gallery. Imagine a "thumbnail viewer" at the top of a document. When one thumbnail is clicked it changes which frame of the picture window changes (assuming each frame has another picture corresponding to the thumbnails).
I hope that explains it well.
I'd appreciate all help.
Thank you!