All you need is to make a stub projector
(documentation at macromedia.com)
Place all of your movies in the same folder
as your projector.
For the navigation between movies, one way is to
hard code the buttons in each movie to take you
to the previous or next movie.
A more elegant way would be using a global list, unfortunately
I cannot help you with that (my lingo is not up to it yet) but some one
else from the list will be able to help you.
HTH
JohnT
nick langridge wrote:
> Here's my problem. I have about 20 separate movies. Each movie represents a
> slide in a presentation.
> Each slide has animation, interactivity and buttons to move to the previous
> and next slides.
>
> I want to store the order that the movies are played (ie: the order of the
> slides in the presentation) in a text file, and have a projector that reads
> the text file and plays the slides in the correct order.
>
> Does anyone know how I can do this?
>
> I want to avoid publishing all the slides inside one projector so that more
> slides can be added without the need to re-publish.
>
> With flash I could load the slide movies in and out of the parent movie, but
> as far as I am aware you cant do that in director (?)
>
> Thanks
>
> Nick
>
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