It might help if you were to explain what you're trying to
accomplish.
With the two stop()'s, you can't expect the playhead to go
past them
without some trigger, like onRollOver or onRelease, etc.
The purpose of
stop() is to stop the playhead from going past it.
It would be interesting to see the other projects like this
that you got
it to work without a trigger.
Wish I could help more, but without more info....
Thomas Collins wrote:
> thanks a lot guys. that's good advice.
>
> steve, taking out the 2 stops() works but i need those
there.
>
> i don't understand. in other projects, i've called in
other movieclips
> and
> had them start at some frame other than the first one,
and it's been fine
> (even with stops() in previous frames). why is that in
this case, i
> need to
> take out the stops() for it to work?
>
> thanks again for helping me through this basic stuff.
and yeah, i'll
> take a
> look at some more tuturials.
>
> gjc
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