onClipEvent (load) { this._y = 1; this._x = 1; this.speed = 4; } onClipEvent (enterFrame) { if (this._y>_root.mouse._y+5) { this._y -= this.speed; } if (this._y<_root.mouse._y-5) { this._y += this.speed; } if (this._x>_root.mouse._x-5) { this._x -= this.speed; this.gotoAndPlay(1); } if (this._x<_root.mouse._x+5) { this._x += this.speed; } if (this._x<_root.mouse._x-1) { this.gotoAndPlay(53); } if (this._x>_root.mouse._x+1) { this.gotoAndPlay(1); } this.setProperty (this, _rotation, mouse) } onClipEvent (enterFrame) { if (this.hitTest(_root.mouse)) { _root.gotoAndPlay(3); } } I need to change the line about rotation. I can't get it to rotate to face the movieclip "mouse" around line: this.setProperty (this, _rotation, mouse) Can somebody correct me?
Amazing! I don't understand half the code, but it looks like it works. That bunch of code up there is the first actual coding I wrote for a movie clip in a game. I can see that I still a long way to go before I understand actionscript. I have one other think that can be solved by soneone who knows actionscript. if (this._x<_root.mouse._x-1) { this.gotoAndPlay(53); } if (this._x>_root.mouse._x+1) { this.gotoAndPlay(1); This makes the animation only play 2 frames. I need to make it play on the firt frame and on the 52 frame. all the coding inside the mc is set.
No, actually this is for changing the mc's frames depending on where the movieclip is in perspective of another mc. 1-52 are an animation and 53-104 are another animation. Thanks.
Hang on. I just tried the first code you gave me, and the mc goes in the opposite direction of the mouse. It also faces away from the mouse. Since I don't really understand the code, can you please fix it? I think there was a misunderstanding. I want the eagle to follow a mc (instance)named "mouse" Oh yeah. I am trying to have it change the set of frames it plays depending on whether it is to the left or to the right of the mc named "mouse."
