RE: FLASH: coding buttons

[Mountain, Mike J]

Helena


Use an invisible button over the intended button (call it switch or

something).....change switch to a movie clip...make the frames on over and

down the first three, then use tell target from the invisible button to the

switch instance mimick the original button, using a goto and stop on mouse

press to make the "switch" button appear to be permanently in the down

state....


if you want a better explanation - mail me.


Cheers


Mike 


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> Subject: 	FLASH: coding buttons

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> Hello all,

> 

> there's probably a very simple answer to this, but I can't figure it out,

> so

> here goes:

> 

> Is there an easy way in Flash 4 to make a button stay on its 'mouse down'

> state until another button is clicked?

> 

> Thanks very much!

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