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use a mousewheel event listener, Edit fiddle - JSFiddle

use something like,

this.stop();

canvas.addEventListener("mousewheel", MouseWheelHandler.bind(this));

canvas.addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll", MouseWheelHandler.bind(this));

function MouseWheelHandler(e) {

    if(e.wheelDelta>0){

        this.gotoAndStop(this.currentFrame+1);

    } else {

        this.gotoAndStop(this.currentFrame-1);

    }

}

what touch device has a mousewheel?

jond58666664  wrote

Like this (or the hundreds of other sites that advance when you scroll)?

 

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Usability expert Donald Norman has an expression that can be applied to sites designed like that: "It probably won an award."

It's not a compliment.

Something like that should have just been turned into a video. The need to constantly crank on the scroll wheel like an organ grinder monkey adds nothing positive to the experience. But it does have an immediate ooh-ahh effect on clients, which is probably why sites like it keep getting made.

you can use mousedown to work on touch screens on computers, start a loop that updates based on the mouse position and use mouseup to terminate the loop.

var this_var = this;

this.ticker = createjs.Ticker;

this.ticker.addEventListener('tick',loopF);

this.ticker.paused = true;

stage.addEventListener('stagemousedown',downF);

stage.addEventListener('stagemouseup',upF);

function downF(){

     this_var.ticker.paused = false;

}

function upF(){

    this_var.ticker.paused = true;

}

function loopF(){

    if(!this_var.ticker.paused){

        console.log(this_var.ticker.paused+": "+stage.mouseX+" "+stage.mouseY);

    }

}

Perhaps mobile users would appreciate just having Back and Next buttons.

what doesn't work?

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