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Geek Culture / (Hopefully) Quick Flash Question

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Wik
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Posted: 25th Apr 2004 06:53
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Ok, I have my flash thing...I need it so that it can detect when the mouse is clicked like DB mouseclick() function.

Is there an easy way of doing this in flash?
I don't need it to return what I'm clicking on...just whether I clicked.

All help would be greatly appreciated


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Coral Snake
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Posted: 25th Apr 2004 07:02 Edited at: 25th Apr 2004 07:04
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Well...

If it can be done, it would have to work with the FScommand.
Which sends up to two arguments to the root app.

I have used this, having a Flash object in VB.

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Great Knight
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Yes flash has a click detection command in it. Look under the actionscript commands in Flash its in there some where. I think it's "on(mouseClick()){Do Something}". I may be wrong how i did it, but I can tell you the correct answer on monday when i can get to a computer with flash on it unless someone else gets it before i do.

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Great_Knight: I am at your computer - now what!??!?



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Wik
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Posted: 25th Apr 2004 18:49
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When I use on(release){} or on(press){} It says:


I remember earlier this year I had a quick little command to do this...


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Great Knight
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You have to put it on a Button Symbol Only. If you want it on a graphic try this. Make a new Graphic Symbol then Put the button inside the graphic so it will be on the graphic. Same thing goes for Animation Symbols.

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