var buttonsWidth:Number = 0;
var buttonsA:Sprite = new Sprite();
var buttonsB:Sprite = new Sprite();
var nav:Sprite = new Sprite();
var buttonData:Array = ["one", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six",
"seven", "eight", "nine", "ten"];
buildNav();
function buildNav():void{
nav.addChild(buttonsA);
nav.addChild(buttonsB);
addChild(nav);
buildButtons(buttonsA);
buttonsWidth = buttonsA.width;
buildButtons(buttonsB);
buttonsB.x = buttonsWidth;
}
function buildButtons(container:Sprite):void{
for (var i:int = 0; i rightSide){
velX = -navSpeed;
}
if (nav.x < -buttonsWidth){
nav.x = -navSpeed;
}
if (nav.x > -navSpeed){
nav.x = -buttonsWidth
}
}
velX *=.9;
nav.x += velX;
}
This snippet creates a navigation that will scroll to the left or right forever – the buttons will simply repeat. I’m not a big fan of this kind of navigation – especially if you have lots of buttons, but it seems to be a common request. This technique can be modified for use in a side-scroller style game.
Just added a new syntax highlighter, please posts comments if you have any issues viewing this snippet.
One thing I kind of miss with the highlighter is the possibility to use CTRL/CMD + A.
hmmm… yeah that is kind of annoying isn’t it… It’s hard to find a perfect highlighter. This one looks better, and you don’t have to click “PLAIN TEXT”, but not being able to select all IS annoying ๐
thanks for the scroller
Oh, btw I love the highlighter. Copying the previous snippets were causing #, space, characters in the code, even with plain text selected.