Re: FLASH: setRGB (try three)

[Helen Triolo]

The color variable should be a number, not a string.  This works:


nWhite = 0xffffff;

newColor = new Color(testMC);

newColor.setRGB(nWhite);

Stop();


Regards,

Helen

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Scott McDonald wrote:

> 

> Sorry for being a pest, but I didn't see any responses to my two previous

> posts... I am going crazy here... please tell me how or if I can get the

> equiv to this:

> 

> White = "0xFFFFFF"

> newColor = new color(testMC);

> newColor.setRGB(White);

> 

> it makes it black, regardless of what hex I put in...


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