I have struggled so hard to find a cure for this. After
trial and errors, thank God, I found a way to preload the main movie with levels
all at the same. Some websites preload levels one at a time and it will get
annoying for some users to wait every time for a different movie to load. If you
follow this tutorial carefully, you should have no problem.
1:
Put a stop(); action in the first Keyframe of the movie(s)
being loaded and nothing else. No movie clip, no graphic, no music or picture
but just an empty Keyframe and a stop(); action. Then you load
the movies you want. You can load all the movies at once or just a few.
2:
Here is the code to preload the movie(s) Put this code on your preloader:
onClipEvent
// Load Three movies loadMovieNum ("Music.swf",
1);
(load) {
loadMovieNum ("Music.swf", 2);
loadMovieNum ("Music.swf", 3);
}
// We devide it by 1000 to get rid
of the
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
decimal numbers
Total =
Math.floor(_level1.getBytesTotal()/1000) +
(_level2.getBytesTotal()/1000) + (_level3.getBytesTotal()/1000) +
(_root.getBytesTotal()/1000);
Loaded
=
Math.floor(_level1.getBytesLoaded()/1000) +
(_level2.getBytesLoaded()/1000) + (_level3.getBytesLoaded()/1000) +
(_root.getBytesLoaded()/1000);
Percent =
Math.floor((Loaded/Total)*100);
_root.PercentDisplayTwo =
int(Loaded)+" KB "+" | "+(Total)+" KB"+" | "+(Percent)+" %";
// Have a
frame lable inside the loaded movie so you can park it
// and call it
when ever you want
if (Percent == 100) {
_level1.gotoAndStop("One");
_level2.gotoAndStop("One");
_level3.gotoAndStop("One");
_root.play(); }
} |
