The Go To Timeline Frame action moves the playback head to the specified frame. You can use this action in the Behavior channel of the Timeline inspector to make portions of the timeline loop a specific number of times, to create a Rewind link or button, or to let the user jump to different parts of the animation.
To use the Go To Timeline Frame action:
| 1 | Choose Window > Timeline to open the Timeline inspector, and make sure that your document contains a timeline. |
| If you don't see any purple animation bars in the Timeline inspector, your document does not contain a timeline. See Creating a timeline animation. | |
| 2 | Select an object. |
| To attach the behavior to a frame in the timeline, click in the Behavior channel at the desired frame. | |
| 3 | Open the Behavior inspector. |
| 4 | Click the plus (+) button and choose Timeline > Go To Timeline Frame from the Actions pop-up menu. |
| 5 | Choose a timeline from the Timeline pop-up menu. |
| 6 | Enter a frame number in the Go to Frame field. |
| 7 | If you are adding this action in the Behavior channel of a timeline and want a portion of the timeline to loop, enter the number of times the segment should loop in the Loop field. |
| You must leave this field blank if you are not attaching Go To Timeline Frame to a frame in a timeline. | |
| 8 | Click OK. |
| 9 | Check that the default event is the one you want. |
| If it isn't, choose another event from the pop-up menu. If the events you want are not listed, change the target browser in the Events For pop-up menu. | |
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