Inserting a stop is very easy. What we'll actually be doing is putting in a line of code/program language in the ActionScript language that contains the command to stop and any relevant parameters (there are no parameters in this instance), but rather than having to write the program code yourself (though you could if you wished) Flash makes it very easy to simply insert lines of code through a point-and-click ActionScript library.
To access this library and insert your stop command, just right-click on the keyframe on your Actions layer, select Actions, and then drill down through the Actions command list to find a stop command to insert. (For more detailed instructions, click here.)
You should now have a movie that starts off with the storytelling that we've built in previous lessons, and then stops to ask a question and display a set of user options. In the next lesson we'll move on to learning how to create new scenes to display the end results of those options.
