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Ken Bruggeman - 30 Jul 2008 14:38 GMT
Hey everyone... I am creating a series of movieclip buttons in my flash file
and I followed a tutorial to the DETAIL but for some reason when I rollover the
mc button it isnt playing like it is supposed to... I am not sure why... I know
you will need my .fla file, but not sure how to get it to you... Please help!
Thanks!
basmanov@avaks.kiev.ua - 30 Jul 2008 17:53 GMT
On 30 июл, 16:38, "Ken Bruggeman" <webforumsu...@macromedia.com>
wrote:
> Hey everyone... I am creating a series of movieclip buttons in my flash file
> and I followed a tutorial to the DETAIL but for some reason when I rollover the
> mc button it isnt playing like it is supposed to... I am not sure why... I know
> you will need my .fla file, but not sure how to get it to you... Please help!
> Thanks!

to create a button you have 2 ways:
1/ create some object(shape) and convert it into symbol "button"
  than you'll have 4 frames inside - one for each state (normal,
over, down etc)
 fill that frames and be happy :)
2/ create some movieclip and write events in AS(Action Script) that
will anomate yur button
you'll need to handle all mouse events manualy by script (change
frames manually)
in this case you can use inlayed movieclip for it displayed image and
was controlled by AS but the main (top) button movieclip stayed in
first frame for it was easy to control code. all because that if you
change frame - you start another piece of code...
Ken Bruggeman - 30 Jul 2008 18:19 GMT
Can anyone help out on this?
 
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