The Replay behavior resets the playhead at the beginning of the behavior to a specific frame, then plays the clip normally from that frame. The clip plays back normally after the end of the behavior. Use this behavior to trigger playback of the clip at different times, without making multiple copies of the movie object.
Adjust this behavior using the controls in the Behaviors Inspector:
Start From: A pop-up menu that determines whether the replay starts from an absolute frame number or an offset from the frame at the start of the behavior. There are two menu items:
Absolute Frame: Sets the replay to start at the frame specified in the Start Time parameter. For example, if the behavior starts at frame 60 of the clip and Start Frame is set to 30, when playback reaches frame 60, the clip starts playback over from frame 30.
Offset Frame: Offsets the start frame of the replay. For example, if the behavior starts at frame 60 of the clip, and Start Frame is set to 30, when playback reaches frame 60, the clip starts playback at frame 90. If Start Frame is set to –30, the clip starts playback over from frame 30.
Start Time: A slider that sets the start frame where the replay begins. The default is frame 1.