I tried creating an animated rollover effect on a button, but I cannot get the animation work. Can someone please assist me in this matter.
Let me re-phrase the question…
I want to create a button which has an effect in such a way that when a mouse is moved over it, the button sort of animates. This is to say I want an animated rollover effect for the button on the Over State.
Thanks in Advance.<:}
something like this? Hope that gives you an idea. =)
Well… what I wanted was something related with Words. You see I am making a Flash Site… And for the “ENTER MY SITE” button, I want this kind of effect. Can you help me?
Thanks in Advance <:}
could you describe exactly what effect you’re trying to achieve? I know you want a amiated rollover on your button, but what exactly?
I want to create a button out of text. Then I want animate that text (which is now a button) on the Over State. For example making the text fade in and out.
Theres a few methods to do what you want, but here’s one method. I made a movieclip containing the fade animation and I used the hittest to play the animation on rollover.
Thanks a Lot=)
no problem Alan, if you have questions then feel free to ask. =)
electrongeek,
If I look at your fla file, why do you have stop layers in button for? What does that flag do?
Thanks,
nodo
*Originally posted by nodo *
**electrongeek,
If I look at your fla file, why do you have stop layers in button for? What does that flag do?
Thanks,
nodo **
Thanks for bringing that to my attention nodo, but the frame label and the stop serve no use in this particular setup. I took another sample file and modified it to do what Alan wanted, but I forgot to take out that stop layer. I did this late at night so I wasn’t paying attention. =)
Your site is awsome. I wish I have a skill like you.
-nodo
He electrongeek, I notice this is for Flash MX, so why are you using hitTest?
You can do
on (rollOver) {
this.gotoAndPlay(frame);
}
on (rollOut) {
this.gotoAndPlay(frame);
}
MX allows you to use on handlers on movie clips
Lost, you should know by now that I do everything the long and hard way, I’m still a n00b for cryin out loud, but I’m glad you’re watching my back and fixing my mistakes, thanks =)
EDIT: actually I used the hitest because it seems more sensitive to the mouse, when I used the rollover method, sometimes it wouldn’t work if i rolled over it real fast.
Hmmm, interesting.
Now thanks for that tip electrongeek
I usually use the rollOver, but I don’t usually do complex rollOvers, so I never noticed a difference.
so in order for all this to work, you would make a button, then make that button a movieclip?
and lost, isnt electrons different cuz his plays in revers on rollout…yours doesnt, correct?
both, my method and Lost method works, I made a movieclip and used the hit test on it to play the animation inside that movieclip.