[tuffshot_nba]

Hi

I have 2 scenes in my project, one is an intro and the other will be the main website. when i test the movie scene 2 plays but the 1st scene is nowhere to be seen.

I have attached my .fla file. Can someone please help, its driving me nuts.

[m. allen west]

Yes, but please don't double post .
From what I see is that you only have one scene, and that is just the box getting bigger, is there more to this file??
I see you have two layers, but not to scenes,
and that if you double click on the small white box that there is animation inside that M.C. "movie clip",
so what am I missing here, is there more? You did do a nice job on the bounce..

[tuffshot_nba]

Sorry about the double post, it was unintentional, I thought my browser crashed so hit the submit button again.

I must have not saved my .fla file before, thats why scene 2 isnt on it. I have attached it again which now includes the 2nd scene. I cant figure it out.

[m. allen west]

First thing would be to not uses scenes look here here
even adobe says that it's not a good idea to use scenes Adobe
so what do you use? ....Frames, and M.C.

Adobe says:
"Scenes can make documents confusing to edit, and Scenes often result in large SWF files."

[tuffshot_nba]

Thanks for the advice. Right now im looking for a quick fix, I have a deadline very soon. Is there any way of having the 1st scene load first then the 2nd scene?

I saw a video on it and the guy got it right, i dont know what he did differently, but it worked well.

[m. allen west]

If you use scenes it will not be a quick fix.

Originally Posted by tuffshot_nba

I have 2 scenes in my project, one is an intro and the other will be the main website. when i test the movie scene 2 plays but the 1st scene is nowhere to be seen.

If you put a stop action in your first scene it will play, with out a stop it will skip to the last scene.
However with the stop it will not play the last scene. So you'll have to write some script to fix that.

Actionscript:

stop();
// this number we will use to trace the current frame of a M.C. named box in the first Scene  
var n:Number = 0;
onEnterFrame = function()
{

// setting up a trace
    n = this.box._currentframe;
    trace(n);

//  in Scene 1 if box current frame = 10
if (this.box._currentframe == 10)
{ 
//it will goto and stop Scene 2
gotoAndStop("Scene 2", 1);
delete onEnterFrame;
}
}

I don't know how to say it scenes_suck
Look here

One more example...

Originally Posted by [PAUL FERRIE]

Music will not play continuiosly across scenes.

For that to happen all your content should be in one scene.

However if you can tell me what it is your trying to do, I'll be more than happy to help you.
Most people don't use scenes.