onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
mouseypos=_root._ymouse;
mousexpos=_root._xmouse;
if (mouseypos>=20&&mouseypos<=532&&mousexpos>=29&&mousexpos<=666) {
if (_root.isactive=="brush"){
if (_root.base.palette._visible==true||_root.base.helptabs._visible==true){
Mouse.show() ;
}
else {
_root.brushcursor._x=_root._xmouse;
_root.brushcursor._y=_root._ymouse;
_root.brushcursor._width=_root.base.bsize;
_root.brushcursor._height=_root.base.bsize;
cursorcolor = new Color(_root.brushcursor.cursorbrush) ;
cursorcolor.setRGB
(_root.currentcolor) ;
_root.brushcursor.cursorbrush._alpha=_root.base.opac;
Mouse.hide() ;
}
}
else {
_root.brushcursor._x=-100;
_root.brushcursor._y=-100;
Mouse.show() ;
}
}
These actions are assigned to a controller – something I like to use rather often; it’s just a movie clip to the side of the visible area of the stage with no other function than for me to assign actions to it to control the behavior of other movie clips. They tend to turn into my storehouse of ActionScripts and let me organize them a bit better.
All of this is done inside an onEnterFrame clip event assigned to the controller.
