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Article #271Re: simple rollover question
From: Lucifer_Durden
Date: Sun, 01 Aug 2004 17:49
Date: Sun, 01 Aug 2004 17:49
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Thanks so much! I looked at your examples, and played with it some more. It works! And now I'm really confused... hehe First off, I changed the second state to "down" instead of "over" because, after looking at your slideshow example, I decided that made for a better interface. Now, originally all the movie clips were in the root composition. I decided to try grouping them all into a movie clip group to see if that would help before I started trying to modify their scripts, and voila! For some reason it works flawlessly now. The reason I'm confused is I didn't use duplicateMovieClip... So, does swapDepths operate within the static stack if the scripted movie clip is in the root composition, and the programmatic stack if the scripted movie clip is inside a movie clip group? The working SWF is here- <http://home.houston.rr.com/idart/idart.html> and the new version of the .liv file (if you wanted to look at it) is here- <http://home.houston.rr.com/idart/idart.zip> I really appreciate your help. Thanks very much.
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