onEnterFrame problem

[Penor]

Please help me solve this.
Check out this code below.

PHP-Code:

import com.actionscript.text.TextScript1;
import com.actionscript.text.TextScript;
import flash.filters.DropShadowFilter;
import flash.filters.BlurFilter;
import mx.utils.Delegate;

var tf:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
tf.font="Arial Black";
tf.bold = true;
tf.size = 36;
//tf.color = 0x55FF55;
m.field.setTextFormat(tf);
var myDropFilter = new DropShadowFilter();
myDropFilter.blurX = 25;
myDropFilter.blurY = 10;
myDropFilter.angle = 180;
myDropFilter.inner = true;
myDropFilter.alpha = 100;
myDropFilter.color = 0xFF0000;
var myFilters:Array = m.field.filters;
myFilters.push(myDropFilter);
m.field.filters = myFilters;

var tf1:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
tf1.font="Arial Black";
tf1.bold = true;
tf1.size = 36;
//tf.color = 0x55FF55;
m.field.setTextFormat(tf1);
var myDropFilter = new DropShadowFilter();
myDropFilter.blurX = 25;
myDropFilter.blurY = 10;
myDropFilter.angle = 180;
myDropFilter.inner = true;
myDropFilter.alpha = 100;
myDropFilter.color = 0xFF0000;
var myFilters:Array = m.field.filters;
myFilters.push(myDropFilter);
m.field.filters = myFilters;



rotateIn = function() {
       if(this.frameCount++ > this.delay) {
           this.onEnterFrame = function() {
               this.frameCount += 2;
               var n:Number = 30 - (this.frameCount - this.delay);
               this.filters = [new BlurFilter(n, n, 1)];
               this._visible = true;
               this._alpha = 100 - (n * 3);
               if(n < 1) {
                   this._alpha = 100;
                   this.onEnterFrame = undefined;
               }
           }
       }
   }

dropInTransition = function() {
       if(this.frameCount++ > this.delay) {
           this._yTarget = this._y;
           this._y = -this._height - Stage.height;
           this._visible = true;
           this._velocity = 0;
           this._gravity = 2;
           this.onEnterFrame = function() {
               this._velocity += this._gravity;
               this._y += this._velocity;
               this.filters = [new BlurFilter(0, Math.abs(this._velocity), 1)];
               if(this._y > this._yTarget) {
                   this._y = this._yTarget;
                   if(this._velocity < 2) {
                       this.filters = [];
                       this._y = this._yTarget;
                       this.onEnterFrame = undefined;
                   }
                   this._velocity = -this._velocity/3.5;
               }
           }
       }
   }

var frameCounter:Number = 0;
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
    if(frameCounter++ % 70 == 0) {
        m.removeMovieClip();
        m = TextScript1.createEffect(this, "Hello World!", 50, 10, tf, 2, rotateIn);
         delete this.onEnterFrame;
    }
}

var frameCounter1:Number = 0;
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
    if(frameCounter1++ % 70 == 0) {
        w.removeMovieClip();
        w = TextScript.createEffect1(this, "Hello Wor!", 50, 25, tf1, 2, dropInTransition);
         delete this.onEnterFrame;
    }
} 


It works and is seen on

PHP-Code:

this.onEnterFrame function = function() {
    if(frameCounter1++ % 70 == 0) { 


at the bottom and not above it

PHP-Code:

this.onEnterFrame function = function() {
    if(frameCounter++ % 70 == 0) { 


.

Why are not both this.onEnterFrame functions together.
How can I make both this.onEnterFrame to work.

[sonar]

You simply cannot have 2 onEnterFrame functions assigned to the same object at the same time.

Why don't you combine them?
I.e. write both conditions within 1 onEnterFrame function.

[Penor]

A thank you to help me.
So I can't assign two onEnterFrame movie object in the same event.
Can you describe more about how I can use it more detailed, it you mean here .

Why don't you combine them?
I.e. write both conditions within 1 onEnterFrame function.

Shall I uses If (conditions) {} logical conditions in function.
Help me to solve this for me.

[luschn]

what about this:

PHP-Code:

var frameCounter:Number = 0;
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
    if(frameCounter++ % 70 == 0) {
        m.removeMovieClip();
        w.removeMovieClip();
        m = TextScript1.createEffect(this, "Hello World!", 50, 10, tf, 2, rotateIn);
        w = TextScript.createEffect1(this, "Hello Wor!", 50, 25, tf1, 2, dropInTransition);
        delete this.onEnterFrame;
    }
} 


but why with modulo?
you could also replace the if with this:

PHP-Code:

if(frameCounter++ >= 70) { 


i would use module for repeated things, like: "every 5 times do this or that"

[Penor]

I did not understand sonar text explanation at once or several times readings, but when luschn described it with the codes as I understood it better. I suppose sonar would also explain with codes in the same way who luschn. I find it hard to understand the text descriptions instead goes it better with pictures or codes.
Thank you for help me luschn.