Hi Thad, your getting there.... you need to make sure you don't have any sound in your timeline layers. You only need 1 event listener per button ....you only need to register one sound, as you pause, play that particular sound, unless you have a specific SoundOff sound.... this.stop(); // Register all our sounds here, as well as the fileload event. createjs.Sound.registerSound("sounds/PeterGunderMovement1.mp3", "SoundOn"); createjs.Sound.addEventListener("fileload", handleFileLoad); // Create all our variables here to be called later. var SoundOn = createjs.Sound.createInstance("SoundOn"); // Set the button visibility states. this.SoundOn.visible = true; this.SoundOff.visible = false; // Add the even listeners for our buttons. this.SoundOn.addEventListener("click", silence.bind(this)); this.SoundOff.addEventListener("click", serenade.bind(this)); function handleFileLoad(event) { // Once sound has loaded, start playing audio, you can also use this.play(); if you have animations. console.log("sound loaded"); createjs.Sound.removeEventListener("fileload", handleFileLoad); SoundOn.play(); SoundOff.paused = false; } function silence() { // the button called SoundOff will trigger this console.log("Button Pause Sound"); this.SoundOn.visible = false; this.SoundOff.visible = true; SoundOn.paused = true; } function serenade() { // the button called SoundOnwill trigger this console.log("Button Play Sound"); this.SoundOn.visible = true; this.SoundOff.visible = false; SoundOn.play(); SoundOff.paused = false; } ... View more

Hi Rogersub, I usually use: Hammer.JS - Hammer.js A quick tutorial here: HTML5 and Multitouch – Hammer.js | Creative droplets If you don't want to use addon scripts, you have to look at the standard browser touch events. Example here from firefox:Touch events - Web APIs | MDN A quick tutorial here: https://www.html5rocks.com/en/mobile/touch/ Regards, ... View more

Hmmm, what if you create the "demo" 'div' within animate ? Depending on content you might need to move the "div"s around to avoid overlapping ( Layer order, positions, etc etc. ) var blue= "blue"; // Create new div var demoLayer = document.createElement('div'); // Set its ID demoLayer.id = "demo"; // Set height and width demoLayer.style.width = '550px'; demoLayer.style.height = '400px'; // Attach the new div into default animate div document.getElementById("animation_container").appendChild(demoLayer); element1 = document.getElementById("demo"); // Lets move the div elements around, for the sake of this we will just place the new div above the default canvas div element2 = document.getElementById("animation_container"); element2.parentNode.insertBefore(element1, element2); element1.innerHTML = blue; ... View more

Same issue here, after the update to 2018, receiving the same issue. Edit: After some trouble shooting, my problem was tween lengths. I had two tweens that where really long, broke those up into smaller tweened layers and  issue fixed. ... View more

Hi deamonblade, If you are working for a company, you will usually have timesheets, basically some way of logging cost/expenditure against a project. You can then compare this against the previously purchased licence. If you are freelancing, it depends on many things, in Australia you need a "business number" and need to log your hours and any costs against that project ( the product licence for instance) as this effects tax. If you have no record this will be hard, you could try and prove that your file windows time-stamps ( date modified ) were within the licence window, some programs also include "meta" tag information with time-stamps....... You will need to be more specific for a more detailed answer. Regards, ... View more

Hi Yugowibowo, Upload the file to dropbox or something similar, might be a corrupt file from a miss-save or something, not sure. Regard, ... View more

Hi, This is an Animate CC limitation, it does not publish the RGB hex transparency value in the javascript. EaselJS v1.0.0 API Documentation : Shadow Your best bet is to create an opaque shape under the object inside the movie clip. If you want the fancy blur, you will need to add your shadows using javascript. myObject.shadow = new createjs.Shadow("rgba(0,0,0,0.2)",200,200,15); Regards, ... View more