Re: FLASH: double rollovers in flash

[Randy Kato]

Stephan,


You've had suggestions about using the Over state in a button to create

rollovers in other parts of the stage. This is a pretty good way to do it, but

your original idea of using a separate MC and targeting labels on Rollover is

actually a more flexible way to handle it. That way you could have several

rollover states for several buttons all organized in one MC (alignment would

be much easier this way too), and they could be animated with smooth

transitions (using AS) without the abrupt On/Off effect of a simple button. If

you need more flexibility go with your original idea -- then you'll only need

a single invisible button object in your library.


HTH,

Randy



stephan seifert wrote:


> Hi all

> I am new to scripting in flash and I am trying to figure out how to make a

> double roll over.. ie, when mouse passes over one object, that object and

> another someplace else rolls over to  a new image.

> I figured i could use the mouse over and got to label functions, but I was

> wondering if there was an easier/better  way to script things??


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