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Simple Flash AS2 Preloader Tutorial

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Uploaded by on Nov 15, 2009

Make a simple flash preloader for your movies. An easy way to make your flash look professional. Source files are at http://www.projectfinale.com/tutorials/post/7 ...

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  • 1 error = line 1 = must be onClipEvent = how im gonna fix that

  • @gabyartizada1 Either you are using AS3 which then it will not work, or you forgot to select the movie clip before entering the code. The code is not for the entire file, it is only for the movieclip you created. So click the movie clip first, then click actions, then add the code.

    If that is not the problem, just download the source code (link in the description), and it should work just fine.

  • dude u are a life saver. short, simple, straight to the DAMN point!!!

  • @upload Thank you, and I like your name... that's a rare one for sure!!!

  • @projectfinale

    Thank you! It's working!

  • @RyuRanXII No problem!!! If you need help with anything else just let me know or send me a message!!!

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  • thanks!

  • @projectfinale I AM USING AS2! >:O

  • @RyuRanXII On the frame where the loading bar is... click the 'T' to add text to the frame. Then under the properties of the text you just created, change it from "Static Text" to "Dynamic Text". Then make the instance name something like "perctext".

    The code would go something like this (put the code in the same {} block where the bar is being updated):

    perctext.text = Math.round(amount*100) + "%";

  • @RyuRanXII On the frame where the loading bar is... click the 'T' to add text to the frame. Then under the properties of the text you just created, change it from "Static Text" to "Dynamic Text". Then make the instance name something like "perctext".

    The code would go something like this (put the code in the same {} block where the bar is being updated):

    perctext.text = Math.round(amount*100) + "%";

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