What is a level ?
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levels are like different layered
flashplayers with _level0 at the bottom.
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The main movie is always started in _level0
You can load movies to different levels with
loadMovieNum, eg loading to level 5
loadMovieNum("movie.swf", 5)
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You can swap the level of your Movie with the
swapDepth Command to change the layering of
your movies, eg. swapping level 5 with level 7
_level5.swapDepth(_level7)
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_root gives you the actual _level of your movie
from inside your movie. So you can address
your main timeline without knowing on which
level it is, eg. going to frame 45 of actual level
_root.gotoAndPlay(45)
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If you need to control a given level you can use
_levelX instead of _root, eg. controling the timeline
of level 5:
_level5.gotoAndPlay(13)
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An instantiated level (a level with something in it)
has the same properties and methods as your main
movie or any movieclip (see documentation of the movieclip
object), eg. position of a level 5
_level5._x = 23;
_level5._y = 56;
- raf Date: 27/12/2001
- u can alias ur level too, its better if u need change ur level hierarchy :
navigation = _level5;
then u can use :
navigation.gotoAndPlay("next");
it the same as _level5.gotoAndPlay("next")
- maduro Date: 16/08/2002
- what happens if you want to preload all the swf's in the beginng? Like one on each level...? Can u do that? I have tried and it lays one on top of the other..
- chiu Date: 22/01/2003
- maduro, in answer to your question use a level0 swf as a base for loading your front swf (the one you want everyone to see first), say at level10, and then preload everything under level10...
- Ken Date: 13/02/2003
- "You can swap the level of your Movie with the
swapDepth Command to change the layering of
your movies, eg. swapping level 5 with level 7
_level5.swapDepth(_level7)"
This does not work on movies (SWFs), only on movieclips. (At least not in MX...
Just FYI,
Ken
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