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Banner ad HTML5 export does not freeze last frame at end

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 3, 2018
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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.

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Correct answer kglad

do you have a this.stop() on your last frame?

KTdid.Author

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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).

kglad

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you're welcome.

chenjil43641795

Legend

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

KTdid.Author

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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.

kglad

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Community Expert

do you have a this.stop() on your last frame?

KTdid.Author

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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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Nick Gioia

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