File: good_enough v2.swf-(1.46 MB, 402x350, Loop)
[_] Are you still making flashes? Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)10:08:39 No.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)11:27:27 No.

  >>3221771
  yes. last flash loop i made was at the end of january 2017. last embedded video was at the end of
  february 2017.

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)11:49:17 No.

  >>3221771
  I've got 3 unreleased flash loops
  just trying to figure out the goddamn buttons even further because it's a bitch to do like almost
  every goddamn coding

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)12:01:21 No.

  >>3221787
  anything specific you're wondering? im somewhat of an expert

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)12:28:16 No.

  >>3221792
  I'm trying to replicate the 4th button here
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0VhiqQVMpY
  but with a gif instead of tweening

  what I'm trying to achieve is start the gif on mouse over, keep looping 5 frames that are
  seamless, and on mouse out I want it to reverse the gif

  also I don't know what that red flag on timeline is or how to get it

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)12:41:28 No.

  >>3221799
  the little flag simply means the frame has a label ("over" and "out" in the example). labels are
  defined in the properties tab when you left-click a frame. it means you can refer to the label
  via name in the gotoAndPlay method instead of typing the frame number

  what you need to do if you want to use a gif is to replace the tweening frames with a bunch of
  key frames, all containing 1 image (together making up the gif frames). import the gif into the
  timeline twice and drag and drop the frames for the second import so that it goes in reverse.

  then you just need to position the keyframes so that everything looks like the example in the
  video.

  tip: temporary set the flash FPS to 1 before you import the gif to the timeline, then restore the
  FPS you want afterwards. that way the keyframes is guaranteed to be next to each other upon
  import (otherwise flash might pad with normal frames between some key frames to sync the gif
  framerate with the flash framerate).

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)15:06:29 No.

  >>3221803
  ok I've found some time to fiddle with it and it works
  except for when it hit's the looping point it doesn't reverse

  the timeline looks like this follows
  1.-35. frame is the start of the gif - "over"
  36.-80. is the looping part - "loop"
  81.-115. is the reverse - "out"

  on the 80. frame I wrote gotoAndPlay(36); to make it loop

  from the youtube video the actionscript looks like this

  gif.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, gifOver);
  gif.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, gifOut);

  function gifOver(e:MouseEvent):void{
  gif.gotoAndPlay("over");
  }

  function gifOut(e:MouseEvent):void{
  gifOut.gotoAndPlay(115- (gif.currentFrame));
  }

  Do you know what I need to write to start the 81. frame on mouse out?

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)15:09:28 No.

  How do you guys make these pls help

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)15:15:25 No.

  >>3221839
  you make them in flash

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)16:22:40 No.

  >>3221843
  what

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)16:26:09 No.

  >>3221838
  I FUCKING DID IT!!!!!!!

  by adding a stupid condition into the gif.Out function lol

  function gifOut(e:MouseEvent):void{
  if (gif.currentFrame == 36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,
  57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80)
  gif.gotoAndPlay(81);
  else
  gif.gotoAndPlay(111- (gif.currentFrame-5));
  }

  I have only basic knowledge of coding and I've trial and errored this shit like fifty times until
  I got it right
  I just couldn't find this anywhere on the web

  I'm posting it right now

>> [_] Anonymous 03/06/17(Mon)16:37:02 No.

  >>3221864

  >>3221865