So I have the following code for a button called "n2" and as you can see it's supposed to take me to the next scene when I click it, but it isn't working. It is inside Scene 2 and I'm trying to get to the next one and whenever I test the scene and click it, I don't even get an error, it just doesn't work.
Btw, it's a GIF defined as a movie clip and then as a button. Could that be causing the problem?
n2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_ClickToGoToNextScene);
function fl_ClickToGoToNextScene(event:MouseEvent):void
{
MovieClip(this.root).nextScene();
}
If you put a trace in the function and comment out "MovieClip(this.root).nextScene();" you could then see if the function gets called on a button click.
I've not used animate before, but in flash you have to name your button/movieclip and then also name the instance. This allows you to create the object twice with two seperate names to be referred to by actionscript.
Not sure if this helps but thought I'd give you some things to try, good luck
I have asked this question on the http://www.actionscript.org/ forums, I have yet to get a reply, so I will try here as well, I will copy the post from those forums, but please do tell me if I am missing any details out, posting it on the wrong forum on this website, or whether I should actually post it to another website.
The post is as follows:
I am fairly new to using action script 3.0, I am following a set of video tutorials for such.
I am using Adobe Flash Professional CC 2014, along with some extra elements, to create the main menu for a game using UDK(Unreal Development Kit), that I have in mind, to confirm, this is a test game, not intended for release, it will be free to try when I get various features implemented, a practice project.
So, I am using Scaleform and CLIK. When I run what I have so far, using the Scaleform launcher, everything works as intended, no errors are logged in the console. However, when I use the debugger and click on the 'Options' button on my main menu (it is the only button in frames 1-10, at the moment, under the 'mainMenuScreen' label that I have declared), I get the following error:
ArgumentError: Error #2109: Frame label default not found in scene default.
at flash.display::MovieClip/gotoAndPlay()
at scaleform.clik.controls::Slider/draw()[C:\UDK\UDK-2014-08\Development\Flash\AS3\CLIK\scaleform\clik\contr ols\Slider.as:273]
at scaleform.clik.controls::Slider/set value()[C:\UDK\UDK-2014-08\Development\Flash\AS3\CLIK\scaleform\clik\contr ols\Slider.as:156]
at MainMenu_fla::MainTimeline/frame10()[MainMenu_fla.MainTimeline::frame10:11]
at flash.display::MovieClip/gotoAndPlay()
at MainMenu_fla::MainTimeline/OpenGameplayOptionsScreen()[MainMenu_fla.MainTimeline::frame1:17]
I am not using a label known as 'default', nor do I have a scene called 'default' and also, as can be seen from the code for the button, I am not trying to go to (gotoAndPlay), 'default', I am trying to go to a label I have defined, known as 'gameplayOptionsScreen', the code is as follows:
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
/*Function
#Name: OpenGamePlayOptionsScreen
#Params: None
#Description: This function will make the scene go to the "gameplayOptionsScreen"
label, so that the components that will be on the screen will now be those under the
label of "gameplayOptionsScreen".
*/
function OpenGameplayOptionsScreen(evt : MouseEvent)
{
gotoAndPlay("gameplayOptionsScreen");
}
// Add an event listener to this button, so it can tell if it has been clicked on, // in this case:
optionsBtn.addEventListener("click", OpenGameplayOptionsScreen);
(The line above this one, is where the debugger highlights one of the places the error occurs)
stop(); // Stop the flash movie here
From what problems that the debugger has informed me of, it also seems to have a problem with the slider that appears in frame 10, the frame that the label, 'gameplayOptionsScreen', is assigned too.
But I am wondering why the error occurs, in regards to a call to 'gotoAndPlay("gameplayOptionsScreen");', as that is where I believe the error becomes existent from.
Please do tell me if you require more information to help me solve this problem that I am having, or do tell me if I have posted this in the wrong forum on this website, or if I have in fact posted this to the wrong website altogether and therefore, should be posting to Epic Games' forums instead.
Edit: I have redone the button, so that, it is now known as TestGameButton and DefaultButton is in my library too, as it was in the click components library, this component has been left unchanged this time. Using my new button still produces the same errors and even using the default button does as well. But removing the slider that the debugger also complains about that is displayed in frame 10, removes all the errors, so it seems to be a problem with the slider, I am not sure what though, I have tried putting in a new instance and naming it, but I get similar errors .
Never mind then, I don't mind if this question does not get any answers, I am moving onto UE4, which has much better systems in place for menus, for example, thanks for trying to help #CyanAngel though.
Ok ive googled about this error and still cant fix my problem.
it was all going well. Im just copying the same codes and changing variable names for the first frame since the 3 frames basically has the same functions. But when i copied it to the first frame, i get that error.
Fla file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/domsbipbxwmyoje/100%20-%20Copy.rar
stop();
small.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,play1);
function play1(event:MouseEvent):void{
gotoAndStop("3");
}
medium.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,play2);
function play2(event:MouseEvent):void{
gotoAndStop("4");
}
large.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,play3);
function play3(event:MouseEvent):void{
gotoAndStop("5");
}
Thats the code for the first frame. Thats just a part of the code and not the whole. I feel like the error is in there. The medium and large are perfectly fine. i carbon copied the codes to the SMALL option but i get an error. I feel like i dont need to post the code for the frame 3 (where the error is happening) since its just the same with MEDIUM and LARGE.
You have to change the name of your button next_btn1 is called in the script but the name on the timeline is next_btn.
Instead of running the movie (ctrl+enter) you can debug the movie (ctrl+shift+enter) try it it will change your life ;)
Ok, I'm fairly new to Flash, and I was trying to code some ActionScript now for the last two days. I can't a simple piece of code to work:
stop();
So... pretty simple right? ;)
I have a 10 frame animation, and I'm trying to make the animation stop at frame 5. So I select frame 5 from my timeline and then I open the action menu and I simply write stop(); in the window. When I run it I get the following error message:
In ActionScript 3.0 code cannot be placed directly on objects. Please select an object or use the Code Snippet panel to apply code to the current selection on stage.
I totally understand this is a simple question and the answer might be obvious, but I can't find it...
Thanks
EDIT:
I tried debugging it, and it works when in the debugger but not when in flash...
You're putting the code "on" the object, not allowed in AS3 (thx god).
To avoid it, create a new layer and name it "code" (or whatever you want), and put the code in it
I have been trying to fix an error in my project for the past hour, and I really have no idea what the cause is. I will post the code on my skydrive:
https://skydrive.live.com/embed?cid=9AB08B59DCCDF9C6&resid=9AB08B59DCCDF9C6%21108&authkey=AGVkp5KnQLMYu7M
Everything just doesn't work the way I want to. The inventoryrelationships_btn is glitchy when I test the movie. To make it worse, when I debug, and the inventory/relationships button is clicked, it freezes up everything.
The culprit comes from the following line
menuback_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, menubackClick);
in your "popups" symbol, frame 2. There is no menuback_btn, and if you do a trace(menuback_btn); The output window shows null.
Hope this helps.