Re: FLASH: How'd they do that?

[Gregg Caines]

It could be director work (not Flash) or it could be Flash 5,

which (if I'm not mistaken) has the ability to turn off the hand.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong...


There was another way with Flash 4 that used a button in a

two frame movie clip (and the button wasn't in one frame).

The movie moved so quickly, that you never (rarely) see the

hand, yet the button still worked.  That wasn't really a great

workaround though...


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Gregg Caines

n e o m e t r i x  systems inc.

http://www.neometrixsystems.com

gcainesneometrixsystems [dot] com

> ok I am probably showing myself to be a REAL novice here, but I can't

figure

> this out. on the shockwave.com site, they have some buttons that don't

have

> hands. now, I figure they are using the hit test to do the roll over's,

but

> how are they watching for a click action when there is no button symbol to

> see the click? or did I miss something, and there is actually another way

to

> watch for a click?

>

> thanks in advance

>

> Echo



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