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Ouch. I don't mean this in any kind of snide or demeaning way...but that's really too much. The performance of your movie is probably not optimal (to put it nicely).Quote:
1500+ frames.
I guess it's too late for this project, but you probably spend some time and learn about some efficiency measures you can take through dynamic actionscripting.
Especially if this is client work (i.e. you're getting paid for it).
yeah, I was surprised to see as well. it seems mostly to be the stretched background layer, like the OP was pre planning to go out that far and wanted the background there in case.
I am working on a single frame method, if not to help with the timing of this project then at least as a useful tool for the future.
My project is suppose to have the user pick out of three body types, then the head they will pick, nose,eyes,lips,ears well you get the idea. Each time they choose one they are able to color each item they choose. Since the body styles are so different I have put the choices of body, head, and cloths on the timeline because their is certain cloths for each body style. My problem is the nose, eyes,eyebrows,hats,lips are in movieclips I could not put it all on the timeline for each choice. So I have them attaching to the timeline with a click of the button but the movie clips have frames in them I can't get my button thats on the timeline to be able to be clicked and go to the nextframe in the MC. I tried the on press on release and it's not working. Any ideas?
How did this turn out?
Not well. Did you have a look at the posted file? You are much better at cleaning up code than I am (I just tend to start over from scratch) :D
No... I didn't. The 1500+ frames scared me. From the sounds of it, I probably would have taken the start from scratch approach too. It's probably faster.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLiZZaRD
Does the OP still need help with this?
Dunno.. haven't heard back...