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| Simple Percentage Preloader |
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| When creating lengthly or very large Flash documents, your users will usually see a blank rectangle while the file loads all the way through. By placing a preloader, you can let them see the progress the file has loaded so far. |
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| First make a scene before your main movie, call this scene preLoader. Within this scene, make three keyframes by selecting the first keyframe and pressing F6 twice. |
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Step #2 |
| Now, make a textbox and select Dynamic Text in the text properties and give it the instance name of preLoader. This text box will display the loadtime by percentage. |
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Step #3 |
Select the first frame and press F9 to open up the actionscript window and type in the following:
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percent = Math.floor(getBytesLoaded()/getBytesTotal()*100);
preLoader.text = percent + "% is loaded"; |
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Step #4 |
In the second frame of the movie, press F9 to open up the actionscript menu and type in the following actionsript code:
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if (percent == 100){
gotoAndStop(3);
}else{
gotoAndPlay("SCENENAME,FRAME");
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Replace the bold letters in the code with the Scene and Frame of where you want the movie to play when the percentage reaches 100%. Note that they are seperated by a comma with no space. |
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Step #5 |
Remember, On the Last frame of your main movie, be sure to insert a stop variable so that the movie doesn't repeat itself.
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Written
by MikeMania on January 17th, 2005 |
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