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If you want to see if your button is clickable yet, go to CONTROL>TEST MOVIE. If you've done it right, the button should make the mouse into a hand when you roll your mouse over the button. close out of the Test Movie, and lets get back to work.
If you want to see if your button is clickable yet, go to CONTROL>TEST MOVIE. If you've done it right, the button should make the mouse into a hand when you roll your mouse over the button. close out of the Test Movie, and lets get back to work.
Note: You may be wanting to save your movie every now and then to prevent the loss of your movie for any reason.
Now right click on your button, and select actions.
this will open up a panel on the bottom of the screen. Inside this panel on the right side is something that looks like a book with an arrow pointing diagonally. Click it and select Expert Mode.
In the white text box in the actions panel, copy and paste this into it.
on (release) {
play();
}
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