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Alrighty, its time for some ActioScript. Don't be scared, I will help you.
Here is the whole code, read it. I explained what everything means. Open up the actionscript window. Select circle_mc. Put this script in it.
onClipEvent (load) {
radius = ?
//put the radius of the circle up there
}
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
//enterFrame means that the actions every frame
for (=0; i<360; i+=5) {
//checks for a hitTest every five degrees
X = (Math.cos(i*(Math.PI/180))*radius)+_x;
Y = (Math.sin(i*(Math.PI/180))*radius)+_y;
if (_root.shape.hitTest(X, Y, true)) {
trace("BOOM!")
}
} } Good luck!
The ActionScripting
Alrighty, its time for some ActioScript. Don't be scared, I will help you.
Here is the whole code, read it. I explained what everything means. Open up the actionscript window. Select circle_mc. Put this script in it.
onClipEvent (load) {
radius = ?
//put the radius of the circle up there
}
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
//enterFrame means that the actions every frame
for (=0; i<360; i+=5) {
//checks for a hitTest every five degrees
X = (Math.cos(i*(Math.PI/180))*radius)+_x;
Y = (Math.sin(i*(Math.PI/180))*radius)+_y;
if (_root.shape.hitTest(X, Y, true)) {
trace("BOOM!")
}
} } Good luck!
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Added: 2007-08-20 Rating: 2 Votes: 20 |
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