From: Premiumwaiver on 9 Jul 2007 13:41 I am trying to stop a nested video clip. When i put the path to the clip separated by . and then stop nothing happens. This is kinda driving me nuts. I can stop the entire character I created but not his legs. Any help would be most appreciated. I am using the syntax...path.stop(); Cheers
From: Chris Georgenes on 9 Jul 2007 14:06 i'm a little confused - you mention "video clip" so I assume you have imported video format? FLV? But then you mention a character - sounds to me like you have a movie clip within a movie clip? it may be easier if you use graphic symbols if you are trying to sync/control timeline based animations with nested animations. Chris Georgenes / mudbubble.com / keyframer.com / Adobe Community Expert Premiumwaiver wrote: > I am trying to stop a nested video clip. When i put the path to the clip > separated by . and then stop nothing happens. This is kinda driving me nuts. I > can stop the entire character I created but not his legs. Any help would be > most appreciated. I am using the syntax...path.stop(); > > Cheers >
From: Premiumwaiver on 11 Jul 2007 14:28 basically i made a stick man. His legs are a movie clip (sorry, not video) nested inside another movie clip of the entire character. I then wanted a shadow to show up so I skewed the symbol of the character, put a shadow on the skew and hit the object so only the shadow would show up and the original character. I can stop the legs from moving in the file that just has the character and the legs but when i nested the legs inside the character inside the second character (shadow) i can no longer stop the legs from moving when the character moves. (does this make sense?)
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