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Andrew B
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Hello,
I am learning Macromedia flash, and just the other day I created this LOCK in flash. Its just like a normal lock with a gold body, black key hole and that silver part which we insert into chains or latches.
The doubt is a little difficult to explain, so just be a little careful while reading.
I drew each part separately and clubbed them to form one single MOVIE CLIP called lock_mc.
Now lock_mc, as a single identity travels from the left to right finely using motion tween. When I double click on lock_mc, I get the originally isolated parts back again and there's a totally new time frame. NOW if I create some motion between the individual lock parts, I am able to create the motion tween INSIDE lock_mc, but when I return to the main stage and play the animation, the lock moves from left to right as before, but the motion between the individual lock parts which I created INSIDE lock_mc, aren't seen, as I was expecting.
Is there any way to show those motions as the lock is moving in the main stage ?
I am learning Macromedia flash, and just the other day I created this LOCK in flash. Its just like a normal lock with a gold body, black key hole and that silver part which we insert into chains or latches.
The doubt is a little difficult to explain, so just be a little careful while reading.
I drew each part separately and clubbed them to form one single MOVIE CLIP called lock_mc.
Now lock_mc, as a single identity travels from the left to right finely using motion tween. When I double click on lock_mc, I get the originally isolated parts back again and there's a totally new time frame. NOW if I create some motion between the individual lock parts, I am able to create the motion tween INSIDE lock_mc, but when I return to the main stage and play the animation, the lock moves from left to right as before, but the motion between the individual lock parts which I created INSIDE lock_mc, aren't seen, as I was expecting.
Is there any way to show those motions as the lock is moving in the main stage ?