You actually can do it, it's just that the preview is always wrong (uses
only one of the layers). Have you tried compiling it?
Maybe there's something else that causes problems (ie, using layer masks
instead of setMask), but I've already used multi-layered movieclips as masks
several times.
Zeh
No hints on that? :(
On 9/10/06, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It seems that you can't use a multi-layered MovieClip as a mask in Flash
(I'm using Flash 8). When you try to use it, Flash only uses one of the
layers as the mask and not the whole movieclip as I expected.
Take a look at these two screenshots:
* http://chapeco-online.com.br/sshot1.JPG - the movieclip that is used as
a mask is opened. You can see the two layers, one for each of the tweened
shapes (shape tween)
* http://chapeco-online.com.br/sshot2.JPG - the mask applied. You can see
that only one of the shapes has been applied, the other didn't. Why?
Thanks in advance,
Marcelo.
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