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what does it mean: m<(/:tmi*2)-1 1
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From the Help files:
Identifying a variable in a specific movie or movie clip
To identify a variable in a specific movie or movie clip, prefix the variable name with the path to the movie or movie clip.Use a colon to separate the path from the variable name. For example, this phrase specifies the variable Timer in the movie clip Explosion:
/Explosion:Timer
Your expression, probabbly in an if statement, would thus mean that if m is smaller than the following operation on a global variable named tmi (/:tmi multiplied by 2) -1, then do something accordingly!
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Identifying a variable in a specific movie or movie clip
To identify a variable in a specific movie or movie clip, prefix the variable name with the path to the movie or movie clip.Use a colon to separate the path from the variable name. For example, this phrase specifies the variable Timer in the movie clip Explosion:
/Explosion:Timer
Your expression, probabbly in an if statement, would thus mean that if m is smaller than the following operation on a global variable named tmi (/:tmi multiplied by 2) -1, then do something accordingly!
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thunx dude, from this moment i wuld read help files myself, looks like it helps.. ;-)
just 2 verify that i got it clear:
the abcence of any name in that path means that identifying variable is global (i mean it exists for all movie clips)?? rrite? regards, vic
just 2 verify that i got it clear:
the abcence of any name in that path means that identifying variable is global (i mean it exists for all movie clips)?? rrite? regards, vic
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