Hi again. I finally have motivation to get back into Flash creating. Why? Because an idea struck to me. The game I am working on is a visual novel. Here is my problem. I have the bar set up to 100 frames for loading progress purposes. The part I am stuck on is the aspect of loading the main content (main content: menu screen and everything else). I have looked up tutorials on Youtube, but some don't cater towards progress bars. I hate to rely on others for assistance because I prefer to find the solution myself, but sometimes help is a good thing. I hope I'm not bothering other people. Thank you in advance.

Below is my loader so that people know what is happening. (I know that the layers are locked, I unlocked them after this screenshot.)

A quick, untested, throwaway solution...calculate the % loaded, and then go to that frame.

onClipEvent(enterFrame) {
    var percent: Number = Math.round(_root.getBytesLoaded() / _root.getBytesTotal() * 100);
    gotoAndStop(percent + 1);
}

+ 1 because the frames start at 1, not 0, and gotoAndStop expects a value greater than or equal to 1. If you have only 100 frames, you'll need to change the 100 to a 99, but I think it might be easier to just add an extra frame.

Also, if you're putting that code on the timeline itself instead of a movieclip, then change the

onClipEvent(enterFrame) {

to an

onEnterFrame = function() {

That makes sense. I will test the code out when I get to my project. Once again, I'm sorry to be a bother. I'm still a noob at ActionScript.

No worries. We all started somewhere.