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maryam2w #1
Moving animation
Hello,
Can someone tell me how I can move my animation or castmemeber on stage with the cursor?
Like in a game, when you want to play by using the cusor...
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3d animation
Can you import a 3d animation from 3d studio max made in the scene as a w3d file and keep then animation that you made in studio max, and not only ... -
moving the animation
Hello averyone, I have an important question I want to move my animation with the cursor, can someone tell me how I can to that? Greetings... -
animation "open" onPress( animation "close" ) go to Frame "myFrame"
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Moving Randomly Moving Sprite To New Location on mouseEnter
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JB #2 Re: Moving animation
There are some Library Palette behaviors that do that sort of thing,
check animation/interactive
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maryam2w #3 Re: Moving animation
I can move my animation with the mouse by using the behaviors in the Library Palette,
but I want to know how I can move it with the keyboard...
Thanks...
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klgc #4 Re: Moving animation
Think of moving whatever onto the stage as an event that is triggered by some
action. That action could be anything that can be recognized (tested for). If
you have a keyDown (or similar) handler and are testing for specific keys (like
arrow, character, combo, ...) you are recognizing an action.
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maryam2w #5 Re: Moving animation
Hello klgc,
I don't understand want you mean..
uuhmm??
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