Oh Dear God Help.

[ProzacClock]

Ok so I have to do a project of sorts and realized just now that CS4 is nothing like Flash 8. I need to script a button to go to the next frame (sort of like a slide show), and I was assuming I would just script the button with on(release) {nextFrame}, however this is not the case as I can't even add actionscript into a symbol. Help me Clockcrew.

[mauserclock]

haha suck it

[RomanClock]

how is CS4 so much different from 8? Cs3 was hardly different either. (I havent seen CS4 either so who knows)

[The Spoiler]

In AS3 you're only allowed to put code on the main timeline. I still use AS2 so part of this may be wrong, but try something like this. Give the button an instance name, then assign the onRelease code to it from the main timeline. I THINK the code would be

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buttonname.onRelease = function(){
buttonname.nextFrame();
};
Or if not that, the same thing but with nextFrame instead of buttonname.nextFrame. There could be some extra steps involved that I don't know about, though.

[ProzacClock]

how is CS4 so much different from 8? Cs3 was hardly different either. (I havent seen CS4 either so who knows)

I'm in quite the pickle, I had to import a couple videos into it, and they require AS3 so I can't script the way I normally did with As2. It's really silly, Flash 8 was a lot better.

[SirClock]

how is CS4 so much different from 8? Cs3 was hardly different either. (I havent seen CS4 either so who knows)

In cs4 adobe decided to take a dump on everything that I was used to in any previous flash versions.

[GodClock]

ha ha all of you suck it

[FossilClock]

ha ha all of you suck it

Your dear God has helped

Have a nice day

[DingleberryClock]

In AS3 you're only allowed to put code on the main timeline. I still use AS2 so part of this may be wrong, but try something like this. Give the button an instance name, then assign the onRelease code to it from the main timeline. I THINK the code would be

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buttonname.onRelease = function(){
buttonname.nextFrame();
};

Or if not that, the same thing but with nextFrame instead of buttonname.nextFrame. There could be some extra steps involved that I don't know about, though.

This, I assume.

[F U Clock]

Just open a new document and choose Actionscript 2.0, not 3.0. Things should be what you used to.

Also, for those who have tried CS4, is it just me or are the new motion tweens completely useless?

[Clocktopus]

action hank lma0

[TapedeckClock]

bang bang muthafucka

[SpinningCubeClock]

Just open a new document and choose Actionscript 2.0, not 3.0. Things should be what you used to.

Also, for those who have tried CS4, is it just me or are the new motion tweens completely useless?

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I hate Adobe. Flash has turned into a massive pile of shit now. I don't see ANY improvements.

[ProzacClock]

Just open a new document and choose Actionscript 2.0, not 3.0. Things should be what you used to.

Also, for those who have tried CS4, is it just me or are the new motion tweens completely useless?

Problem is that I have a video playing in there and it requires AS3 to play.

Also yeah, I haven't found a single use for them yet and classic tweens get glitchy sometimes.

[AstronautClock]

convince your school to keep using flash 8

[TequilaClock]

how is CS4 so much different from 8? Cs3 was hardly different either. (I havent seen CS4 either so who knows)

the new tweens are fucking weird to execute.

[Asshatclock]

convince your school to keep using flash 8

I tried this, they installed CS4 instead.

[DingleberryClock]

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