Macromedia Flash - the Object Moves with the Mouse Click Position

This article examines Step and explains the main developments, practical implications, and context readers should understand.

Step Overview

Step 1 Create a new Flash file and set Width and Height to 300px. Frame rate set to 45fps (Frame number per second) Step 2 Double click on layer 1 and rename it to Background. Set the background color to # B8FECA or whatever color you like. Step 3 Add a new layer and name it Object. Then create any object that you want it to run according to the click position. Step 4 Select the object you created (Ctrl + A) and press F8 on the keyboard ( Convert to Symbol ) to convert it into a Movie Clip.

Step 5 Select Movie Clip ' Ob ject'> open Properties (Ctrl + F3) and enter the object content (as shown below).

Step 6 Continue to select the object, open the Action Script (F9) and enter the following script content:

OnClipEvent (load) { friction = "0.18"; targetx = Random (300) +20; targety = Random (300) +20 } onClipEvent (enterFrame) { mouse_x = int (targetx-this._x); mouse_y = int (targety-this._y); if (mouse_x> 0 && mouse_y> 0) { quad = Number (4); } if (mouse_x0) { quad = Number (1); } if (mouse_xquad = Number (2); } if (mouse_x> 0 && mouse_y <0) { quad = Number (3); } abs_x = Math. Abs (mouse_x); abs_y = Math. Abs (mouse_y); tg = abs_y / abs_x; _root. Maths = Math. Atan (tg) * Number (180) /Math. PI; if (quad == 1) {angle = number (90) - number (_root. Maths)} if (quad == 2) {angle = number (90) + number (_root. Maths)} if (quad == 3) {angle = number (270) - number (_root. Maths)} if (quad == 4) {angle = number (270) + number (_root. Maths)} if (not _root. Done) {setProperty (_this, _rotation, angle); _root. Done = true} _root. Done = true} speedx = difx * friction; speedy = dify * friction; setProperty (this, _y, _root. Object._y + speedy); setProperty (this, _x, _root. Object._x + speedx); difx = int (targetx) -this._x; dify = int (targety) -this._y; }

Step 7 Add a new layer and name it Circle. Select the Oval Tool (O) - Fill Color: to colorless mode - Stroke color: choose the color you like - The contours of the circle: select the stroke or whatever you want

Step 8 Select the circle and press F8 to convert that circle into a Movie Clip

Step 9 Still select Movie Clip ' Circle '> Properties (Ctrl + F3) and enter the circle content for the part

Step 10 Double-click on the Movie Clip ' Circle ' or right-click and choose Edit in Place. Step 11 Still select the circle> press F8 key to convert it to Movie Clip and name it circle_inside

Step 12 Click Frame 10 and press F6 key. Then open Action Script and enter the following script:

GotoAndPlay (1);

Step 13 Return to Frame 1, open Properties - At Tween choose Motion - At Rotate choose CCW

Step 14 Go back to the main scene (Scene 1), select the Circle layer, open Action Acript (F9) and enter the following script content:

OnClipEvent (load) { startDrag (this, true); _root. Drag = this; } onClipEvent (mouseDown) { _root. Difx = this._x- _root. Object._x; _root. Object. Targetx = this._x; _root. Dify = this._y- _root. Object._y; _root. Object. Targety = this._y; _root. Done = False }

Step 15 Add a new layer and name it Action Script. Open the Action Script panel (F9) and enter the following script:

Stop ();

And now you just need to check your results by pressing Ctrl + Enter or otherwise you can get the complete file here.