it sounds like you might be targeting the main clip and not the nested clip
beneath the mask.
mc >
mc.mask, mc.holder_mc (empty) - beneath the mask on a layer
mc.holder_mc.loadMovie("foo.jpg");
- should be affected by the mask layer inside of the mc movieclip
On 2/2/07, [p e r c e p t i c o n] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
i'm trying to load a jpg into a movie clip that is nested within a
movieclip
and masked by another movieclip within the same clip
for example
movieclip_a.mask
movieclip_a.masked
the problem is that the jpg is showing up on top of everything...shouldn't
it be behind the mask even if it is larger than everything else?
thanks
p
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