Naming Instances
By
linakutak
October 04, 2010
4,970 Downloads
2 votes
Naming instances ( movieclip, textfield, component, etc) in sequence position easily. Can be in 1D (mc1, mc2, mc3...)or 2D (mc1_1, mc1_2, mc1_3, mc2_1, mc2_2, mc2_3..)
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| License: | Freeware |
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| Cost: | Free |
| OS: | All |
| File format: | MXP | 18.5 KB |
Additional extension information
| Author: | linakutak |
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| Author website: | http://myworks-linakutak.blogspot.com |
| Date published: | October 04, 2010 |
| Approval: | None |
| Browsers: | AOL | Firefox ALL | Google Chrome | Internet Explorer ALL | Netscape ALL | Opera ALL | Safari ALL |
| Action Scripts: | AS 2.0 | AS 3.0 |
| Required product(s): | Flash Professional All |
| Compatible product(s): | Flash Professional All |
Reviews
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blindside85 28-Jan-11
This extension is excellent so far. I have a request to make, though:
Would it be possible to make it so the popup allows you to do the following...
1. Select whatever instances you want to modify on the stage
2. Run the command
3. Selectively name each instance (think of how 'Find & Replace' works in other programs)
For example, say I wanted to select a bunch of text fields, and name each of them something like 'tfButtonLabel', 'tfHeader', 'tfHelp', etc. - this command would be a fantastic timesaver, rather than individually clicking each text field and then clicking the instance name field. I'm excited for the possibilities of this extension!
허정지니다 22-Oct-10
thx
