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Give your button an instance name (eg myBtn) and target it from the main timeline:

myBtn.onRollOver = function() {
gotoAndPlay(2);
}

...and similarly for the other button states

Try using &&:

onClipEvent (keyDown) {
if (Key.isDown(Key.SPACE) && Key.isDown(Key.RIGHT)) {
_x += 1;
_y -= .4;
}
}

Must've overlooked that! I did also want to be able to use the function to start sound2 after a specific period, for example:


if (sound1.position == 2000) {
sound2.play();
}

This doesn't...

I want a button to trigger 2 different sounds, but want to 2nd to play at the exact point at which the first finishes.

The code I have is:

Button.onrelease = function () {
sound1.start();...

I would like my background sound to play independently of the other sounds in the movie.

There's plenty of good sites offering live people to do your site intros and presentations - and they usually have a range of actors from which to choose. Just Google 'live person talking on...

Try using shape hints - they will allow you to better control the transitions.

Thanks, works perfectly!

I'm developing a card game where I have a button (dealButton) which deals the cards. The action can be triggered by a clicking the button or pressing the spacebar on the keyboard.

Problem is, if...

We get it here in oz but don't get the chance to watch it too often. Just watched the car darts - that's f***ing hilarious. Thanks, needed that!

You'd be better off using a pixel font. There are lot of professional looking fonts out there, even some of the free ones are pretty good.

You need to reference the actual 'text' field, not just the instance name:

on (press) {

if (_root.password_mc.text == "astor")
{
gotoAndStop(2);
}
else
{