I have a problem when one B.swf file is loaded to another A.swf file.
A.swf file size is 400x400.
B.swf file size is 100x100.
B file has a movie clip (MC) which is animated and position of this movie can be from Y:-100 to Y:200.
B file is loaded into the center (X:150, Y:150) of the A file.
When 开发者_运维技巧B file is loaded, then animation starts. I have a problem: I can see animated movie clip B out of B screen scope (for example: when B.swf file movie clip has _y = -100 I still can see that movie clip in A.swf). I am expecting that movie clip will not be shown if Y position becomes negative.
Maybe someone has an advice how I could prevent B.swf file’s movie clip appearing on A.swf file?
Cheers, Ramunas
You can use a mask to hide the parts that are not to be visible.
In your example, I guess the best way would be to let B have a 100x100 mask, that would mask out everything outside that area.
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