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Closing Thoughts
Make this rectangle into a button object (F8, button). Call it MenuHider. Edit the button so it only has a Hit frame and no other frames. This will make the button invisible, yet still clickable, which is what we want.
Open the properties for the invisible button and add this action:
On (RollOver) {
GotoandStop ("Hidden");
}
WELL! The menu has been made! Test it again, and see how it hides itself! YOU DID EXCELLENTLY! You can now add actions to the menu buttons, and experiment with different layouts such as an animated one. Also, try putting menus in menus to get a sub-sub-menu and so on...
If you need a hand with this tutorial, feel free to email me or you could post a question in the Forum.
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Added: 2000-06-26 Rating: 7 Votes: 1064 |
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| Brett Taylor is a multimedia student from Wellington, New Zealand. He sees computer things done and thinks 'Hey, I could do that in Flash!' |
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