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Buttons - Rollover
Using a button to create an 'action' is a simple way of adding an interaction to your Flash Movie. In this series of exercises you'll learn how to create buttons, add sound to them, and finally add a simple interaction.
Buttons have three states:
Up This is the Keyframe that holds the artwork that describes what the button looks like before the mouse interacts with it
OverThis Keyframe is what the button looks like when the mouse is over the 'hit' area of the button. This is like the 'rollover' state in an animated gif.
Down This keyframe is what the button looks like when it is clicked.
Hit This keyframe is invisible to the user. It's very important though because it describes the area of the button that responds to the mouse

Step 1 - Create a new movie -import the River picture into your library and place it on the Stage. Name this layer background and lock it.
Step 2 - Insert > New Symbol opens the Symbols properties dialoge box. Name the symbol button_rollover and set the Behavior to Button
Click OK
Step 3 - Once you click OK you move into the button's Timeline. Notice that you have three states for the button: Up; Over; Down; Hit
Thebutton's Timeline is independent of the main Timeline.
Step 4 - Turn the Grid on (View > Grid >Show Grid) and with the line tool draw a small triangle (make sure that you have black selected as the stroke color)
Step 5 - Select the Paintbucket took and set the color to #3E422B
Click once inside the triange to fill it with this color.
Step 6 - With the arrow tool double click on one of theblack lines around the triangle to select all the strokes - with the keyboard delete key delete them.
You now have a triangle with just color.
Step 7 - Add a Keyframe to the Over frame of the button.
Step 8 - Select the Paintbucket tool again and pick the color White. Now change the color of your triangle to white by clicking once inside it.
Step 9 - Add a Keyframe in the Down state andchange the color of the triangle to #3E422B
Step 10 - Add a Keyframe to the Hit frame of the button
You've now created a button
Step 11 - Return to the Scene
Notice how you can't see your button? That's because it's a Symbol in your Library.
Step - 12 Drag the button from the Library onto the Stage
Control > Enable Simple Buttons will allow you to test the button on the Stage.
Testyour button
Then turn off Control > Enable Simple Buttons
Save this file and move to the next part of the Tutorial.


How to create a background sinewaves effect using tweening
This Flash tutorial teaches you how to create a moving sinewave effect as your background. You can use the simple sine waves background for your text or cropped images.
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Steps to create this sinewave background effect:
 Open the new flash document and set the dimensions for your background.
 Create three layers in the layers panel name it as 'bg' layer, 'sine wave' layer and 'text' layer.
 Select the 1st frame in 'bg' layer, draw the background using rectangle tool, either is a gradient fill or solid fill. Select 1st frame in the 'sine wave' layer, draw the sine wave using the pen tool.
 Select 1st frame in the 'text' layer, import the image or write a text using text tool.
 Go to the 'sine wave' layer select a sine wave, and convert the sine wave in to a movie clip symbol
 Double click that movie clip symbol, press F6 in the 10th frame, Then go to (Modify>>Transform>>FlipVertical), then select any frame between 1-10th frame, go to the Properties panel (F3) select shape from the tween.
 Go to scene1 copy the movie clip three times and arrange the move clip one after another, select the entire movie clip and convert all movie clip symbol in to single movie clip 'mc'. Now double click that 'mc' move clip and select all 'smc' movie clip then distribute all movie clips...