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PHP Code:$result = mysql_query("SELECT finger FROM hand WHERE id=3");
echo $result;
hey finally got a chance to sit down and look at what you did for me. and thank you i completely understand. What would you suggest for me to look into for the fade transition. I'de like to really look into it so i can learn how to write the script myself.
The fade transition that I placed on the buttons?
All I did was make the MCs on their own time line and used alpha with a tween.
1) Create the object you want to fade.
2) Place on stage on it's own layer (layers with multiple MCs will not tween)
3) Click ONCE on the MC and from the properties box select "color" >> "alpha"
4) Slide the scroll to 1 (don't use 0)
5) Place a new keyframe (not a blank one) at the point of the timeline you want the MC to be visible.
6) Repeat steps 3 and 4 on this keyframe, except scroll to 100.
7) Right click anywhere between the two keyframes and select "create tween"
That's all there is to it. You can also Fade with AS, but there really is no point, unless you want multiple MCs on one layer, but then, there is no real advantage to that either.
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PHP Code:$result = mysql_query("SELECT finger FROM hand WHERE id=3");
echo $result;
No, sorry for not specifying i ment the holder_mc i want it to fade out and fade back in when loaded.
Check out the coders in this thread
Good explanation and shows the different ways of handling it.![]()
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PHP Code:$result = mysql_query("SELECT finger FROM hand WHERE id=3");
echo $result;
alright thank you
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