Creating Interactive Movies > Using basic actions for navigation and interaction
Using basic actions for navigation and interactionThe basic actions in the Actions panel let you control navigation and user interaction in a movie by selecting actions and having Flash write the ActionScript for you. The basic actions include the following:
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The Go To action jumps to a frame or scene. |
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The Play and Stop actions play and stop movies. |
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The Toggle High Quality action adjusts a movie's display quality. |
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The Stop All Sounds action stops all sounds in the movie. |
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The Get URL action jumps to a different URL. |
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The FSCommand action controls the Flash Player that's playing a movie. |
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The Load Movie and Unload Movie actions load and unload additional movies. |
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The Tell Target action controls other movies and movie clips. |
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The If Frame Is Loaded action checks whether a frame is loaded. |
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The On Mouse Event action assigns a mouse event or keyboard key that triggers an action. |
In addition, the Print action lets you designate frames of your movie as printable.
For information on the other actions available in ActionScript and on advanced interactivity, see ActionScript Help.