Am 18.05.2005 um 16:58 schrieb Tim Welford:
Thanks roymeo,
Combined with Kraigs answer, that's a good place to start, as I am using
a timeout object in the same channel that I discovered was causing the
anomaly.
timeout objects send some 'global level' events to their targets like startmovie, stopmovie, enterframe (or was it exitframe ??) and some others. this is not a bad thing per se, but you must know about that, since, if you don't catch these events in your timeout targets, these events get routed the normal way down the event hierarchie -> where at last they are called on movie script level.
so either catch these events in your target instance:
on startmovie me, timeoutObject end
or change your moviescript event handler:
on startmovie timeoutObject if ilk(timeoutObject) = #timeout then exit
-- ... your other startmovie stuff
end
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