18.09.07
Alright, I finally got it to work as i wanted it to. I found the AS3 live docs on the Adobe site (very like Sun's Java Docs) and it's proven very insightful. Turns out the Timer class doesnt have a setDelay() method as I thought. Rather instead you simply set the Timer objects "delay" property to whatever you want, in my case:
timer.delay = getSpeed();
I've made a little swf that alters the speed of an animation. Nothing fancy, brutally hacked together, but its honest programming :)
[AS and FLA files for the aboveTimer Class Demo]
4 comments:
I only see two pushable buttons.
Like wtf omgzzzz?!!!!111one
Come on boy, you need to update that Flash player version 4 you're running.
I'm afraid the lovely people I work for have restrictions on even updating Flash on our browsers.
You need to be proactive and suggest to your superiors that productivity in your sector could be up 11% with the installation of Flash 9. If you show how much of a team player you are, youre sure to get a bonus this Christmas.
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