I have this code here… and it seems to work until I try to tell it to listen to the buttons [instances named ‘back’ and ‘next’]. And, of course, without the images being able to being viewed… it’s just a super fancy way of getting one image to fade in. The error message is:
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[COLOR=orangered]Scene=Scene 1, Layer=action, Frame=1: Line 6: ‘{’ expected
next.onPress = function()
Scene=Scene 1, Layer=action, Frame=1: Line 56: Syntax error.
}[/COLOR]
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Line 56 is the very last line… I’ve been looking at it too long to figure it out anymore.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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[COLOR=orangered]
square._alpha=0;
i.e. alpha=0
mypic=1;
_root.onEnterFrame = function() // _root main movie timeline, when movie starts call function
next.onPress = function()
{
if (mypic < 10 && !fadeIn && !fadeOut)
{
fadeOut=true;
mypic++;
}
if (mypic >= 10)
{
mypic=1;
}
}
back.onPress = function()
{
if (mypic > 1 && !fadeIn && !fadeOut)
{
fadeOut = true;
mypic–;
}
if (mypic == 1 && !fadeIn && !fadeOut) // if image is on 1 go to the last image in series
{
fadeOut=true;
mypic=10;
}
}
{
if (square._alpha <10)
{
loadMovie(“images/image”+mypic+".jpg", “square”)
fadeOut=false;
fadeIn=true;
}
if (square._alpha > 10 && fadeOut)
{
square._alpha -= 10;
}
if (square._alpha < 100 && fadeIn && !fadeOut)
{
square._alpha += 10;
}
else
{
fadeIn=false;
}
}
[/COLOR]
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Thank you muchly!!!