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• fate0

  don't use buttons, use MC's that act like buttons.

  http://www.fatedesigns.com/flash… for example

  you'll use the basic code:
  onClipEvent(load){
  this.disabled = false;
  this.onRollOver = function(){
  if(!disabled){
  this.gotoAndPlay("overanimation...
  }
  }
  this.onRollOut = function(){
  if(!disabled){
  this.gotoAndPlay("outanimation...
  }
  }
  this.onPress = function(){
  if(!disabled){
  //doSomething
  this.gotoAndStop("overstate")
  }
  }
  }

  So you have some code on the MC that controls animation INSIDE that MC (which also smooths rollover/rollout). This also makes sure you can click and it will stay "highlighted" or whatever because it's not like a button. Hopefully some of this makes sense ;)

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