Movieclip Onrollover?

1

Hi All,

Sorry guys I did not show up for long i was down, I have a movieclip and I want it to Vibrate on rollover. How do I do that?

Someone Help Fast Plz.

Thanks in Advance.

FlashFile :hair:

2

Put this on your movieclip


on(rollOver) {
	over = 1;
}
on(rollOut) {
	over = 0;
	this._x = originalX;
	this._y = originalY;
}
onClipEvent(load) {
	originalX = this._x;
	originalY = this._y;
}
onClipEvent(enterFrame) {
	if(over) {
		this._x += Math.random()*(.5 - -.5) + -.5;
		this._y += Math.random()*(.5 - -.5) + -.5;
	}
}

I can comment it out line by line for you if you don’t understand. To make it go faster, you need to use it with a higher frame rate, I tested it at 24 fps.

3

Hey Yeldarb

Thanx It really work as i wanted it but if u can I will like you to tell me what each of the lines of code do.
plzzzzzzzzzz?

FlashFile

4

Yep, sure thing.


on(rollOver) {
	over = 1;
//This sets the variable "over" to 1 when you roll over the movieclip
}
on(rollOut) {
	over = 0;
//This sets the variable "over" to 0 when you roll off of the movieclip
	this._x = originalX;
//This sets the X position back to the original
	this._y = originalY;
//this sets the Y position back to the original
}
onClipEvent(load) {
	originalX = this._x;
//this saves the original X that will be recovered later
	originalY = this._y;
//this saves the original Y that will be recovered later
}
onClipEvent(enterFrame) {
	if(over) {
//This checks to see if "over" is true or false on every frame
		this._x += Math.random()*(.5 - -.5) + -.5;
//If it is, it moves the movieclip left or right a random amount between -.5 and .5
		this._y += Math.random()*(.5 - -.5) + -.5;
//If it is, it moves the movieclip up or down a random amount between -.5 and .5
	}
}

Pretty straight forward :slight_smile:
If you need any more help with it, I’d be glad to.

5

thanx,

Thank you very much i think i have to go and study this as much as I can so that I can do it any where any time.

Thank you very much

FlashFile

6

Yep, no problem. I wouldn’t study it too hard though, it’s not as efficient as it could be. The onClipEvent(enterFrame) uses too much CPU power. If you really wanted to make it more efficient, I think you could use functions to call the onClipEvent(enterFrame), but it would be a bit more complicated and I don’t know how much it would optimize it (if at all).

Keep practicing though, this stuff will come :slight_smile:

7

ok,
Thanks once more.