onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
if (this.hitTest (_root.squishie1) ) {
_root.squishie1.stop ( ) ;
_root.squishie1.squishie1_1.gotoAndPlay (77) ;
}
}
Looks a little different from the gotoAndPlay that we’re used to, doesn’t it? It’s hierarchal, and the series of identifiers separated by periods tells Flash to start at the top and work its way downards. It’s basically a very simple road map, that tells Flash:
Go to the root/top level. When you get there, look for a movie clip instance named “squishie1”, and turn in there. Once you’re in there, look for another movie clip instance named “squishie1_1” and turn in there, too. Now drive all the way down squishie1_1’s timeline until you get to frame 77, park it there, and start to play.
Frame 77 on my timeline is where the bouncing ends and the impact-reaction animation begins; it may be different on yours.
