Re: FLASH: draggable mask ? ? ?

[Scott Rouse]

You have to nest the mask within another MC and drag that, the parent, MC.

That which is masked (which of course is also within the parent MC) then has

to be moved through Action Script in a reverse relationship to the Stage to

appear not to be moving.



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Subject: FLASH: draggable mask ? ? ?



> I have seen draggable masks but I cannot remember how they were done, I

can

> make a draggable MC but when I change the layer its in to mask, it looses

> its draggability, a little help would be appreciated...

>

> Thanks,

> Xak

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