Hi!
I need help with my code… I am developing a way to continuously scroll content on the screen. The catch is that only the content that is on the stage should be loaded. I’m almost there!! I have everything running perfect except sometimes you can see the gaps between the different scrolling tiles. I need help getting rid of the gaps! If anyone has any advice I will be very greatful!
#include "lmc_tween.as"
holder_mc.alphaTo(100, 1, "easeInOutQuad", 1)
// names of swf pieces to be loaded
cont=["cont0.swf", "cont1.swf", "cont2.swf", "cont3.swf", "cont4.swf"]
// name of tiles
tileOg=["tile0", "tile1", "tile2", "tile3", "tile4"]
// width of tiles
tileW=[555, 652, 465, 954, 717]
// new tile array
tile=[]
// var for tile placement
var WW=0
for(i=0; i<tileOg.length; i++){
//attach blank tiles to stage
newTile=this.holder_mc.attachMovie(tileOg*, tileOg*, i);
newTile._x=WW
// update WW
WW=tileW*+WW
//fill tile[] with the new mc instance name
tile*=newTile
// set new var with the current cont[]
newTile.contL=cont*
// MOVEMENT!!!
newTile.onEnterFrame=function(){
mouseX=_xmouse;
mouseY=_ymouse;
// if mouse is on the left of the stage
if((mouseX<=100)){
speed=-((mouseX-100)/30);
if(this._x>Stage.width+20){
// move the last tile to front
tile[4]._x=tile[0]._x-tileW[4]
// update arrays
s=tile.pop();
tile.unshift(s)
w=tileW.pop();
tileW.unshift(w)
}
// move them all!
this._x+=(1*speed)
}
// if mouse is on the right of the stage
if((mouseX>=Stage.width-100)){
speed=-((mouseX-(Stage.width-100))/30);
if(this._x<-this._width-20){
// move the last tile to back
tile[0]._x=tile[4]._x+tileW[4]
// update arrays
s=tile.shift()
tile.push(s)
w=tileW.shift()
tileW.push(w)
}
// move them all!
this._x+=(1*speed)
}
// attach the .swfs into the correct tile if that tile is on the stage
if((this._x>=-this._width-20)and(this._x<=Stage.width+20)and((this.mcLoad==1)||(this.mcLoad==undefined))){
this.holder_mc.loadMovie(this.contL)
this.mcLoad=0
}else{
if((this._x<-this._width-20)||(this._x>Stage.width+20)){
this.mcLoad=1
this.holder_mc.unloadMovie()
}
}
}
}
any and all help will win you developer of the year (well, at least in my book!)
