Tell Target Actions |
Tell Target is a means to communicate across multiple timelines. Any movie can control another movie. Your movie has multiple timelines when
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The tell target actions work just like regular actions with one difference - you must define a target in the target box. Inside a SWF each target is laid out much like a directory. To access the curent main movie's timeline you can use: /. This can be used anywhere to control the current movies timeline. The ../ syntax can also be used to control a higher movie's timeline. So, for example, lets say you want to control the main timeline from an imported SWF Object with Tell Target you would use the ../ syntax. For loaded movies the syntax is a little different. To use Tell Target on a loaded movie you use _leveln/ where n is the level of the loaded movie. If, for example, you want to control a loaded movie in level 1 the target would be: _level1/. To control a SWF Object from the main movie you can use either /Object name or just Object Name. |