Help with "For" statement..

[Blinger1]

Thank you very much..

+rep, do you go on Habbo?

[Protege]

Occasionally, and no problem Needs a bit more work as it gets faster each time you press the button, I'll look into that later

[Blinger1]

nono, i didn't want it to get faste ... It was going to be a "you are this cool" meter..

I'll donate you some rares next time i am on if you want

[Protege]

Its alright, I'll see how I can make it to stop getting faster

[Protege]

Heres an update, its a easier method to rotate the objects

var objRotate;
var rotation;

function rotateObj ()
{
    if ( ! rotation == 0 )
    {
        _root[objRotate]._rotation += 1;
        rotation--;
        rotating = true;
    }
    else
    {
        rotating = false;
        clearInterval( interval );
    }
}

function rotateObject ( degree, obj, speed )
{
    if ( rotating === true )
    {
        // fail
    }
    else
    {
        rotation = degree;
        objRotate = obj;
        for ( var i = 0; i <= 180; i++ )
        {
            clearInterval( interval );
            interval = setInterval( rotateObj, speed );
        }
    }
}

stop();

Place that in the actionscript frame (root) and use this func to rotate any movieclip.

On a button :

on (release)
{
    rotateObject( 90, "mcobj", -50 );
}

In a script...

rotateObject( 90, "mcobj", -50 );

Syntax:
Pink -> Degree
Orange -> Instance name
Green -> Speed

Heres the (*.fla)
http://www.disasterpiece.co.uk/flash/rotateObj.fla

Heres an example (*.html)
http://www.disasterpiece.co.uk/flash/rotateObj.html


Any probs post.

[Plux]

Nice work James!