RE: FLASH: define hit area

[David Giannetto]

you can define it by drawing any shape, circles and squares seem to be best

because they are easy to get the pointer inside of.  it does not have to be

transparent

since it does not appear on the screen.  it is always 'hidden'.


Dave

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From: Carla Otto [SMTP:carlaottographics [dot] com]

> Sent:	Friday, January 14, 2000 12:57 PM

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> Subject:	FLASH: define hit area

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> Hello,

> 

> I realize this is a simple question...maybe a silly question...but I still

> haven't found a good explanation of all that is involved when defining the

> Hit area of a button. So can I define it by just drawing a transparent

> circle or square? Since that state never shows, does it have to be

> transparent?

> 

> Thanks,

> Carla

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