Now we need to add the continuous action that will change the state of the Sound Matrix (/matrix) when the user changes the value of the variable /:current. So add a keyframe to frame 5, select it and add this action (making sure you set the Go to and Stop action to Expression):
tellTarget (ΓÇ£/matrixΓÇ¥) {
go toAndStop (/:current);
}
The action tells the movie clip /matrix to go to the label named with the variable value of /:current. The labels in the /matrix movie clip match the values the user buttons are set to (none, track1, track2, etc.).
To make this action run over and over when the .swf plays, add a keyframe on frame 6 and add in this action (again, setting the action to Expression):
gotoAndPlay (_currentframe - 1);
This action tells the the movie clip to go to the previous frame and play it. I chose to use an expression rather than a frame number because it makes the system easier to customize. For example, if you wanted to move your keyframes to another place, the _currentframe - 1 expression, would ensure that the loop still works.
We need to put the controller movie clip on the main timeline.
