This is Important!!

[product247]

Please SOmeone!!! Ive looked everywhere and tried everything....This is my problem,,,I have a button, of course it has (up,over,down,hit) states.....the button is just a stroke in the up position and I want you to beable to roll over the button and the opacity of the middle will go from 0-50 and (!--I know how to do this--)

""""THIS IS THE IMPORTANT PART!!"""""

..when you "rollOff" the button, the opacity fades from 50-0


Right know I have the over state as a movieclip and inside that movieclip is a timeline with two more movie clips one on frame 2 and one on frame 3 ...one fades in, the other fades out ,,frame 1,2,3 all have stop actions on them----Is this right---- and if this is ..how do I link a movieclip inside a movie clip inside a button...Thanks guys>>!



[Edited by product247 on 06-01-2002 at 11:29 AM]

[product247]

Macromedias buttons used to be that way sorry!!

[renaun]

Instead of using a button you can just put onRollOver, onRollOut, onPress, onRelease, and onReleaseOutside event functions on a MovieClip.

Doing this will give you a lot more extendablitly and use.

Example code:

movieClip.onPress = function() {
  //this is referenced to movieClip
  this.gotoAndPlay("playMovieFrame");
}

Hope that helps

[product247]

Your the ****!!!!....THANK YOU