Hello,
Is there a way to change frames back and forth with slider?
i've done it but it changes frames after the release of the mouse button.
Can this be done the other way?
I mean while im holding the mouse button.

function dragSlideDown(event:MouseEvent):void 
{
	mc_drag.startDrag(false, new Rectangle(mc_drag.x, 20, 0, mc_slide.height - mc_drag.height + 2));
	gotoAndStop(this.currentFrame + 3);
	stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, dragSlideUp);
}

function dragSlideUp(event:MouseEvent):void 
{
	mc_drag.stopDrag();
	stage.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, dragSlideUp);
}

the onMouseUp event triggers on a complete cycle of a mouse button eg "click and release"

onMouseDown is the event you should use for the action you described.

Function named dragSlideDown is called by the onMouseDown

mc_drag.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, dragSlideDown);

But it looks like it get stuck here

mc_drag.startDrag(false, new Rectangle(mc_drag.x, 20, 0, mc_slide.height - mc_drag.height + 2))

Because everything after that (+3 frames) is executed after the release of a button

My knowledge of actionscript is somewhat limited, but can an event listener remove itself while it is is occuring?

My knowledge is not much better, but it looks like it can.
I found this example, and this is exactly what i need except its ActionScript 2.
Already tried and it needs some modifications, but i think i can do something about it.

http://articles.sitepoint.com/articl...nimation-flash

Thanks Chris.