Are there any problems using transitions with a layered menu

I am creating a DVD using layered Photoshop files for the menus. I know there are many issues when doing this.
I have 2 questions.
Will creating a 3 state button (normal, rollover, select) cause more problems than a 2 state button?
Can I use the menu trasitions with a layered Photoshop menu?
Thanks

I don't know of many "issues". In fact i think using photoshop files is a standard practice.
The only issue i can see from having a 3 state button is using an overlay in the normal state might create some distortion in your button, but other than that there can be some great advantages to using all three states like an overlay mask.
Yes you can use the transitions. One of the best ways to find out is to give it a try.

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