Re: tweened button actions

[John Croteau]

Hi everyone,


Buttons can be clickable when they are motion tweened.

The tweened frames take on the button action established in the

beginning key frame of the tween. It doesn't matter whether the ending

keyframe has the same, a different or no frame action. If it has a

different URL then all but the last frame will use the URL set in the

first frame. 

To see this in action go to the Related Resources at Flash Central. All

four resource buttons can be clicked throughout their complete path. If

you miss while they are in motion, right click on the movie and select

back. Click on the i/us button and you can see that a tweened frame is

clickable.

Note, at times fast moving buttons may not be easily clickable,

especially if the action is very complex.


BTW - The Related Resource Animation has a Wait-for-frame routine to

inhibit repeat playing of the animation. A hidden button at the Rs

allows repeating the animation.


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