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Thread: Rollover State - ButtonMC

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    Rollover State - ButtonMC

    Hi

    For the first time im using an mc to act as a button so that i can change its state throughout the movie.

    However, what ive noticed is that when i move my mouse over the mc rather fast, the over state remains...

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    many thanks in advance

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    currently you have your stop() action in the same frame as your frame labeled "out". Separating those should fix it. Where you have your color image faded all the way in, put your stop() there (no label), then move your frame labeled "out" to the frame AFTER the one with the stop action.
    make sure that the frame with the stop() has NO label.
    The reason for the error is that when you move fast across it, it goes to "out" & hits the stop(). It works if you stay hovered over it because you are continually telling flash to play, whereas if you zoom across it you're only telling flash to play for a second - & in that second (or probably a millisecond) flash hits the stop() & that's all it does.
    So, a stop() on frame 7 with no frame label, & your "out" frame label on 8.
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    Cheers very much...

    Simple things!...ive been rather distracted and looking at hitareas and such like.

    Once again, many thanks

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