Hey guys… got an odd anomaly and I can’t figure out what’s going on!
I’ve used the technique described in the above-mentioned tute twice, and both times I’ve had major errors with the external SWFs. The first time I did it, the loaded SWF wouldn’t play the music I had in it (I called it up via actionScript). I got around the problem by embedding the audio into the SWF itself (you know, the old drag-and-drop method… not my favorite choice by far).
Now, it’s more critical… I’m loading dynamic text and pictures and they’re not being displayed at all!! It’s killing me and I can’t go any further until I figure this out. I really like the technique in the tutorial and I haven’t figured out a more efficient way of achieving the same effect. Does anyone have any suggestions??
If u’ve embeded the music then It should’nt give u any problem.
I recommend CHECK while exporting it your sound is disable or not?Specailly where it’s been loaded.
if i understand what youre saying, its that youve chosen to embed the sound onto your timeline because you cant get the AS to play the sound correct?
if this is the case, id check the location of your sound object and make sure your reference to it is right…
what i mean is, it sounds like youre probably loading a movie into a movie clip that sits on your main movie…once you do that…the location of your new movie’s timeline is now…
_root.movieclip and not just _root…
sometimes if you choose to hard code your location in, it doesnt play due to the fact it now sits at a diferent location…
you’re probably right blackpulp… funny enough I didn’t even consider that when I was working on it. or maybe I did and tried to change it to “this.”. Either way, you’re probably right! Thanks! :thumb:
