There are 2 identical pictures, 1 monochrome and 1 colour on different layers (colour on top set to 0 alpha) inside an _mc which itself is inside an _mc - when you mouse over the mc the colour picture’s alpha increases and hence appears to ‘colour’ the _mc in . . . Really simple right?
. . . and it works, but only when I preview it in flash (ctrl+enter)
when I view it in Mozilla Firefox I only see the colour image . . .
Uh, just went into IE and it works fine . . . . Oh well, if any one needs some code that works in IE here it is:
and if anyone has any thoughts why this fails in FF I’d be happy to listen (off to search more forums) . . .
Fa,
PWB.
createEmptyMovieClip(“Galleries_mc”, 1);
Galleries_mc.createEmptyMovieClip(“Gallery1_mc”, 1);
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc._y=300
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.createEmptyMovieClip(“monochrome_mc”, 1);
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.monochrome_mc.loadMovie(“images/Gallery1.jpg”);
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.createEmptyMovieClip(“color_mc”, 2);
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.color_mc.loadMovie(“images/Gallery1c.jpg”);
onLoad=function(){
dir = 0;
speed = 16;
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.color_mc._alpha = 0
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.onRollOver = function(){
dir = 1;
}
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.onRollOut = function(){
dir = -1;
}
useHandCursor = true;
}
onEnterFrame=function(){
temp = Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.color_mc._alpha + speed*dir;
Galleries_mc.Gallery1_mc.color_mc._alpha = Math.min(100,Math.max(temp,0))
}