Flash CS3 help

Mark M

Mark M

Mark M

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Im currently working on a flash movie and want to be able to zoom in on certain items, say there are 3 buildings in the background I wouldlike to zoom in on buiklding one, then zoom out again, zoom in on the second one etc.

Is there anyway this can be done?

Thanks
 
Im no flash expert but yeh it can be done.

Based on what I know about flash you could use a button to make a clickable region for the different buildings and then use some actionscript to perform the zoom.
 
I'll have a look into action scripts thanks. Dont really want a button to do it as its just a standalone thing to go on a website but assume it can be done.
 
I guess I could do from your response but quite how Im not sure? THe lond winded way (I pressume) is to add in a key frame to all 20 layers then increase the size of the symbols by the same % but is there an easier way?
 
Just create a simple motion tween.

Keyframe(zoomed out) > keyframe (zoomed in), >keyframe(zoomed out again), right click on each keyframe then "create motion tween"...job done.
That is really very very basic flash stuff.
 
I can make one object do that no problem but Ive got about 20 different objects that appear at different stages throughout the movie.

What I need to do though is do it to them all, is it possible to copy the tween to different layers?

Basically what I want to mimic is looking at a picture in a web browser and zooming into it, but I have 20 or so different layers that I would have to apply a motion tween to?
 
Set each image up as a movie clip using the tween to enlarge and shrink it, but make sure each movie is stopped be default. You can then just have an action to start the movie you need to play.
 
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