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Subject: Re: FLASH: toggling button?
From: Chris Burke
Date: Sat, 28 Aug 1999 21:46:48 +0100

John,
thanks once again for your generous help. I will dive in again and put your
suggestions to work.

/Chris

>> I want to make a button that will toggle and stay at an 'on' state and then
>> an 'off' state when pressed again.
>Though you could make a toogle button without a MC it would be likely be
>very complicated.
>
>> The problem with making it a MC is that I will need to tell target it to
>> play and the main timeline will stop. Or can you have a MC play while the
>> main timeline is also playing? (I think there's something critical here
>> that I missed.)
>A Movie Clip has a timeline that moves indepdently of the main timeline.
>It must continue to exist to maintain it's memory.
>This answers your scene question if your MC toggle button must keep
>memory bettween scenes 1 and 2 then you should make it one scene.
>
>You probably should make it one scene anyway.
>While authoring add some extra frames between the Scenes and use Labels
>such as Scene2 to make things clear. Better yet give the "scenes" real
>names.
>Always use labels and remove the segment (scene) spacing frames when the
>movie is ready to go.

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