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If you do not want to convert it to seconds and prefer to use milliseconds then you can use the following:
stop();
function wait() {
play(); // Just continue playing
// gotoandplay(50); // Play a specific frame or frame label
// someFunction(); // Call a function
// etc...
}
setTimeout(wait, 4500); // milliseconds
stop();
function wait() {
play(); // Just continue playing
// gotoandplay(50); // Play a specific frame or frame label
// someFunction(); // Call a function
// etc...
}
setTimeout(wait, 4500); // milliseconds
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// setTimeOut Example stop(); var timelineDelay:Number = 5; // Pause the TimeLine (in seconds) function wait() { play(); // Just continue playing // gotoandplay(50); // Play a specific frame or frame label // someFunction(); // Call a function // etc... trace("Timeline was delayed "+timelineDelay+" seconds, now continuing"); } setTimeout(wait, timelineDelay*1000); // converts from milliseconds to seconds // (1000 milliseconds = 1 second)