HTML5

Question

Hi guys, trying a new solution to a problem. Is it possible to have different movies play on the main timeline depending on which frame the main timeline is currently on when a button is clicked? This is the code I have tried but not working. Any help would be greatly apreciated!

this.fire2.addEventListener("click", fire.bind(this));
function fire()
{

if (this.currentFrame > 1 && this.currentFrame < 14)
{
this.shit2.visible=true;
this.shit2.play();
}

else if (this.currentFrame > 13 && this.currentFrame < 18)
{
this.pepe.visible=false;
this.shit16.visible=true;
this.shit16.play();
}

else (this.currentFrame > 17 && this.currentFrame <25)
{
this.shit19.visible=true;
this.shit19.play();
}

}

Neal37963021vjxt · Accepted Answer

Thanks for the reply! I don't know what was wrong but it's working now.

BUT when using the if, if else and else statements, the movieClips were playing over each other in certain parts.

SO I went with 3 if statments instead and now they run smooth and separated? Don't know why.

So ->

this.fire2.addEventListener("click", fire.bind(this));
function fire()
{
//early shot
if (this.currentFrame > 1 && this.currentFrame < 14)
{
this.shit2.visible=true;
this.shit2.play();
}
//sweet shot
if (this.currentFrame > 13 && this.currentFrame < 18)
{
this.pepe.visible=false;
this.shit16.visible=true;
this.shit16.play();
}

//late shot
if (this.currentFrame > 17 && this.currentFrame < 29)
{
this.shit19.visible=true;
this.shit19.play();
}
}

kglad · Answer

check your developer console for errors.  otherwise, that should work if fire2 is clicked when the timeline containing the code is between the 3rd and 25th frames.

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