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Try this...<br />
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&nbsp; Begin Tell Target (&quot;_levelNNN/&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; If Frame Is Loaded (blah-blah)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Goto and play<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; End Frame Loaded<br />
&nbsp; End Tell Target<br />
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Where:<br />
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NNN = the level with the loading frame.<br />
<br />
blah-blah = is the frame on this level where the frame is loaded.<br />
<br />
Not too sure how many levels can be used.
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You cannot put an If frame loaded inside a Tell target command.<br />
<br />
The appropriate command remains grey and cannot be selected.<br />
<br />
Any suggestions.
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&gt; Any suggestions.<br />
No... Sorry.<br />
<br />
It was a long shot.
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is it possible to have a script on one level to see if a frame has been loaded on a movie in another level.<br />
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Also...How many levels can be used.<br />
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thanks for the help.
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is it possible to have a script on one level to see if a frame has been loaded on a movie in another level.

Also...How many levels can be used.

thanks for the help.

Try this...

  Begin Tell Target (&amp;quot;_levelNNN/&amp;quot;)
    If Frame Is Loaded (blah-blah)
       Goto and play
    End Frame Loaded
  End Tell Target

Where:

NNN = the level with the loading frame.

blah-blah = is the frame on this level where the frame is loaded.

Not too sure how many levels can be used.

You cannot put an If frame loaded inside a Tell target command.

The appropriate command remains grey and cannot be selected.

Any suggestions.

&amp;gt; Any suggestions.
No... Sorry.

It was a long shot.

Frame Loaded and levels

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