Then no, you don't need a loading bar, DeviantArt's player handles that itself. Can't play them on your own computer?! :? Nope, and now I'm faced with another problem: The frame limit. Only 3000? Not sure why there is a frame limit but okay. Well I thought it was to good to be true, to have an anim...

Maybe you could clear this up? Where exactly are you wanting to post the video? If it is a video hosting site like YouTube, you definitely DO NOT need a preloader as those sites handle loading themself within the web player. If you needed to post it in Flash, I'd assume you'd have Flash. I assume t...

Your right. There's no real need for a preloader. It mostly depends on the size of your swf and what you are creating. A preloader is a visual indicator of how the download progress is going. If it's just a small animated swf file that you want put on the net you probably won't need a preloader but...

You create a pre-loader in Flash AFTER you make the animation in AS. Export it as swf from Anime Studio and import that into Flash. EDIT: Here's the script for a pre loader in case you need it. ifFrameLoaded ("end") { gotoAndPlay ("start"); } Cheers D.K Thank you I'll try it = )...

I want to do a long animation but I need to know if a laoding bar is needed. So is it? And if so how do you add and/or make one?

Please and thank you ^^

chucky wrote:Download audacity, it is free, import the wav and export as mp3.....done.

I have, it also told me to download something else though, I downloaded that to, and now the whole thing works :D Again thank you

you may keep the wav file in your anme file but at least make sure you keep the mp3 in the source folder with the wav file. It sounds crazy but that should work. Has for me. Thank you that acctually worked :) but what if the sound is originlly a wave, how do you turn in into an MP3? I can only do i...

slowtiger wrote:

The-Bloody-Fedora wrote: I'm using a wave file

but you should use an MP3 file instead, as synthsin already said.

but I had to use a program to make it a wave. Becuse it wouldn't take an MP3 file.

synthsin75 wrote:You need an mp3 of the same sound file in the same location as the AS file. SWF export uses this for its soundtrack.

Sorry that didn't work. Again only the animation came up. I'm using a wave file, it's right next to the swf file and it's still not working.

So sorry if this has been asked before but I really don't know what I'm doing wrong. Well I made an animation, I put the sound in, played it, and it's all fine. Then I save it as a flash, but when I try to post it on the web, the animation is there but there is no sound. Can anyone please tell me wh...