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Webmaster Forum / Flash / General Flash Topics / July 2008Newbie to flash needs help with buttons!
Okay, I have figured out the mechanics of how to make a simple button, and have seen many, many tutorials about buttons, and have coded the Actionscript. (it's 3.0) What I type is on the bottom. And then I draw something on frame 2, frame 3 and so on... but then I test the movie and the beginning frame with the button in only on screen for 1/12 of a second. How can I make it so it stays onscreen until it is clicked? Thanks! on (release) { gotoAndPlay(1); } > Okay, I have figured out the mechanics of how to make a simple button, and have > seen many, many tutorials about buttons, and have coded the Actionscript. (it's [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > movie and the beginning frame with the button in only on screen for 1/12 of a > second. How can I make it so it stays onscreen until it is clicked? It sounds like you are adding key frames in the same time line as the buttons are in. If you are using CS3, you might want to think about losing the time line except for very generic repeatable animations. Actionscript lets you do so much more. And rumor olds that CD4 will eliminatethe time line all together. (Though I must admit I have not followed up on that rumor) -- Travise Newbury <http://travisnewbury.blogspot.com/> Flash Crap Travise Newbury <http://travisnewbury.blogspot.com/> Flash Crap Travise Newbury <http://travisnewbury.blogspot.com/> Flash Crap Travise Newbury <http://travisnewbury.blogspot.com/> Flash Crap Extend the frames in the timeline for your button layer. So go to the last frame that you drew something on, click on it to select the frame, and then hit F5 on your keyboard or go Insert>Timeline>Frame. On the first frame of your timeline type stop(); Just curious about your code... that's AS2 you've got there, not AS3. But both of the other two responses could be correct, depending on what you're doing. The timeline will continue to play so unless you stop it or add more frames so that it exists where your other items are, you'll only see the button for a split second. |
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