Action when mc is empty

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September 28, 2014
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Hello

I have 4 objects inside movie clip each one with code on it's the 2nd frame tile.visible = false;. To refer to that frame 2 from the main timeline I have "cont.tile1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fr2); function fr2(event:MouseEvent):void { tile1.gotoAndStop(2); }" This code 1 time for each tile(renamed). The objects( tiles) are inside mc called "cont". Once they are all clicked and are invisible I need to take action like for example to go to frame 5 on the main timeline.How can i make that possible?. Thanks.

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Correct answer Ned Murphy

Keep track of how many you click in the main timeline and when all are clicked just issue the command.

You could use one function instead of having a function for each tile....

var clickedCount:int = 0;

function f(event:MouseEvent):void {

MovieClip(event.currentTarget).gotoAndStop(2);

clickedCount ++;

if(clickedCount == 4){

gotoAndStop(5);

}

Ned MurphyCorrect answer

Legend

Keep track of how many you click in the main timeline and when all are clicked just issue the command.

You could use one function instead of having a function for each tile....

var clickedCount:int = 0;

function f(event:MouseEvent):void {

MovieClip(event.currentTarget).gotoAndStop(2);

clickedCount ++;

if(clickedCount == 4){

gotoAndStop(5);

}

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Anonymous

Thank you for your answer

My knowledge limitations are not allowing me such luxuries as to write 1 code instead of 4, I don't understand how do you refer inside the tile mc inside the container. There are 4 tiles each one with separate instance name. If you can just tell me how to go to frame 5 in the given configuration would be great. :Newtest.fla - Box.

Ned Murphy

Legend

The code I provided already does that. You just need to add event listeners like you already did, changing them to call the function "f" that I showed instead of the function(s) you have.

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