Flickering rollover/rollouts
When the mouse hovers over the image the cursor flickers
between hand and standard mouse pointer. One work around I've tried
is to place an object under the main button that is bigger than the
main button. That seems to work but only for that button. If I try
it for others...well the image because cluttered with useless
boxes. This problem reeks of a cheaply designed package. Anyone
know of a way to correct this?
Okay. Sounds like you are using actual buttons. I'm still not
quite sure if they are invisible buttons laid over the top of your
map or if they are chopped up bits of the map that are then put
back together.
It still seems like the artwork in the over frame is just the
glow and not the actual artwork that is in that frame. To use the
glow filter you must have a movieclip instance in that frame. You
don't happen to have the knockout box checked for the glow filter
do you?
I'm not sure why you would want to use a rectangle for the
hit area. Those shapes while some of them are rectanglish they
aren't quite rectangles. You need to make hit areas that are the
shape of your lots.
I think you need to back up a few steps and remake the
buttons without any filters, or fancy stuff. Trace the shape of
each lot and make it out of a color like 50% blue or something. On
the over change to 50% green and 50% red for the down.
After you get that working. Still leave the partial
transparent colors on and then add your filters. And finally when
that is working you can go in and change the alpha to 0%.
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the rollover and rollout event get fired continously. What is triggering the roll out event ?. I have attached the src example (flex prj archive).
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<mx:Canvas xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" width="124" height="148">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
private function onRollOver():void
trace("rollover");
focus.visible = true;
private function onRollOut():void
trace("rollout");
focus.visible = false;
]]>
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source="@Embed('background.png')" rollOver="onRollOver();"
rollOut="onRollOut();"/>
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<mx:TextInput x="10" y="97" width="104"/>
<mx:Label x="10" y="127" text="Test" color="#FFFFFF"/>
<mx:Label x="85" y="127" text="Test" color="#FFFFFF"/>
<mx:Image x="0" y="0" width="124" height="148" source="@Embed('selected.png')" id="focus" visible="false"/>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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Can't figure what's wrong in my menu rollover/rollout project
What I was trying to do is make menu similar to one from http://www.jeremylevine.com/
I was seeking around and couldn't find a clue how was it done, so I tried my way.
Here's what I did - http://atlasinvest.me/menu/
You'll notice that, when crossing from middle button to one of the other two, it falls down smoothly, but when crossing from side buttons to the middle, it fails to play the frame that should do the smooth part of animation.
Here's the source http://atlasinvest.me/menu/menu.fla
I was trying to figure why it doesn't play, since code is the same for both buttons, but I'm obviously missing something.
Maybe the second pair of eyes would spot something and I'd be thankful
And the other question.. is there any less complicated way from what I'm heading to.. in order to make menu like in the first link above ?Probably it's something most won't bother, but I thought it may be more convinient because code itself may be a little hard to figure through, without following content.
Ok, I'll try to explain as much as I can
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There are 3 button sizes : Normal, Large1, and Large 2. As you probably figured, selected button has size Large2, and neighbour buttons follow with size Large1, rest of them are normal.
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RollOut unless RollOver a specific MC
Hey,
I have a square that has a simple rollover/rollout script.
The script makes a 'dropdown' menu appear. I want to have
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rolling over the hotspots, you are effectively rolling out of the
'dropdown' menu. So, is there a script to basically say dont
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members.optusnet.com.au/expansiondesign/Website%20V6/index1.1.swf
You can see what i mean here. The M is the square that drops
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stop(); action on the first frame. That's it.
Create a
labels layer below, with empty keyframes at the 1, 5 and 10
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_up; on the 5th the frame label
_over; on the 10th the frame label
_down.
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tweens you want for a custom look.
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the button. Providing even one button event is declared on the
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Hello,
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Thanks for any reply.No, every button instance has its own handlers, and the skinnable container (holding the path) has the handlers, the group holding everything together doesnt have any. Looks something like this:
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... some animate elements declarations
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<com:MainMenuButton id="btnFullscreen" x="169" y="10" ImageURI="art/icons/48_fullscreen.png" Label="Full screen"/>
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//Tweens//
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this._xscale += 5;
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if (this._xscale == 40 && this._yscale == 40) {
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have its functionality restored. Basically when someone clicks the
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and shrinks everything back down. I put a line of code into the
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looked like this:
if (this._xscale == 16.5 && this._yscale == 16.5) {
this.onRollOver = function = () {
grow(this);
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However, that didn't restore the functionality. Any help
would be greatly appreciated! I'm a poor student on a deadlineI'm such a moron. I never put in a trace command to see if
the last line of my shrink command was getting executed. It turns
out the movie doesn't scale perfectly to 16.5 but instead goes to
16.49etcetc. As a result that last line wasn't being executed. Now
everything works. But I was wondering if you guys could think of a
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all in a variable or something, so I can attach it to several
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I have a movieclip within the "over" section of my button, which contains both an roll over and a roll out animation. My problem is that I cant seem to get flash to play the rollOut animation.
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Thanks!
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