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When I preview the banner ads I've created in Animate, the timeline works perfectly.
After I publish these ads to HTML, something goes wrong:
At the end of the 15 seconds I've allotted for each ad, the ad space turns to the background color I have set, instead of freezing on the last frame.
do you have a this.stop() on your last frame?
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do you have a this.stop() on your last frame?
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I don't see an option to apply a "stop" to the timeline. How do I do that?
In the past, my banner ads would always just freeze on the last frame.
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Do you have any code in your banner at all?
if so share with us your code.
Have you opened up the actions panel?
looks like this...
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How can I make this happen without code? It's never been a problem before.
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Publish Settings has a Loop Timeline option, if you uncheck that, and make sure that there are no frames, even empty ones, later in the timeline than where you want to stop, that might fix it.
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you add:
this.stop()
to the actions panel at the last frame of your main timeline.
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I don't code 😞
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But I guess I could try…
I'd really like to solve this without doing that. It's never been a problem before.
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Publishing settings, canceling selection of the loop timeline.
It's really painful for animators to use code.
The same animators have the same feeling.
You can, window-code fragment.
Select the frame you want the movie to end
open -html5 canvas--Time Axis Navigation---Stop at this frame
When you double-click, you add code
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The option for loop is turned off.
Hmmmm…like I said, I don't know why this is a new problem. It's never been a problem before. For all other banner ads I've created, I simply needed to make sure the that the last frames were the frame I wanted the animation to stop at. That's what I've done.
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how painful can it be to add this.stop()?
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THANK YOU ALL.
Although, I still don't have an answer to why this is happening for the first time ever, I DO have a solution that will work and that is to add the code you shared (and is simple enough).
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you're welcome.
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