Have your over state be a movie clip.
Have it loop over and over or put a stop action at the end.
If that doesn’t work, use a movieclip and code it like a button. There’s plenty of info with the handy “search” button.
ok, my over state is a movieclip, but that stops playing when the mouse is no longer ‘over’ (obviously).
I would like it if the button acted like the ones in the link i provided above. The over state plays when the mouse is over, then when clicked, it stays in over state even when the mouse leaves the button.
any help would be much appreciated.
ps - your witty comment about the ‘search’ button did not help
Gabe, i have a question for you. How did you get it so that when you click on a link it loads the appropriate movie inside the whole thing? I’ve been wondering how to do that for a while.
Just put each button on a seperate movie clip. Inside the movie clip, have keyframe 1 (with a stop(); action) have the actual button. Then hit F6. Go back to keyframe 1 and make it so that when the button is pressed, make it gotoAndStop at keyframe 2. On keyframe 2, select your button and press ctrl+b over and over until the button is fully broken. Test. :D.