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November 6, 2018
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A movieclip disappeares from the last frame when I test the banner

  • November 6, 2018
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I have created a very simple banner in Animate. There is only one text that changes in to another text and then it should stay like that. The two texts are made into movieclips and I have used classic tween.

When I run the preview in the timeline everything goes as it should and the banner stops to the last frame where the second movieclip remains visible. This is how I would want it. But when I run the test (Control >> Test) something strange happens. When the animation reaches the last frame the second movieclip disappeares and the only elements that remaine are the ones that are not movieclips. In other words it looks like the banner doesn't stop where I want it to stop. This also happened when I tested the banner in Google DoubleClick HTML5 validator. What possibly could be the problem here?

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    Correct answer mark@headTrix

    Could it be because it is looping when you test movie?

    Try this:

    1. Add a new layer

    2. Drag the layer to the top of your stack and named it "A" or "Actions"

    3. Add a keyframe (F6) on the frame where your Movieclip is where you wanted it to stop.

    4. the select that empty keyframe, and select Window > Actions (or press F9)

    5. in the actions panel type

    this.stop();

    6. Save

    Try testing your movie again!

    Hope this helps!
    mark

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    mark@headTrixCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    November 8, 2018

    Could it be because it is looping when you test movie?

    Try this:

    1. Add a new layer

    2. Drag the layer to the top of your stack and named it "A" or "Actions"

    3. Add a keyframe (F6) on the frame where your Movieclip is where you wanted it to stop.

    4. the select that empty keyframe, and select Window > Actions (or press F9)

    5. in the actions panel type

    this.stop();

    6. Save

    Try testing your movie again!

    Hope this helps!
    mark

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