SCRIPTED SITE WITH OVERLAY TRANSITIONS V1.1

jysta :

I would suggest the easiest way to do this is to exclude your button from the general butOnRelease function by giving it a different name. Then you can target it with any function you wish, and the remaining buttons will still work as before.

jysta :

I’m not seeing any flicker here. Looks good to me…

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raffaele :

In the html source code on the index.html page, just do a search-and-replace for the word middle, and replace it with top.

tjaqua :

1. the secret is in the main.fla file. Open the “homepage” clip (on the “homepage” layer) by dbl-clicking it. Go to the second frame, and change the word “easeOutElastic” to “easeOutExpo”.

2. sure : just drag the “your logo” layer higher up until it is above the overlay layers.

tjaqua :

The preloader is global. If you want it to work differently you’ll need to throw it out completely and install another type.

cheers, ric

nubel :

You can add a submenu to any one of the main “button” movieclips (movieclips that act as buttons) :

1. exclude it from the global butOnRelease function (by changing the movieclip’s name to something other than button_x). Add an on rollOver action to the it such that it will popup your submenu (which I have called myMenu here) when the mouse hovers over it, typically :

on(rollOver){ myMenu.alphaTo(100,1); }

on(rollOut){ myMenu.alphaTo(0,0.5); }

2. build your submenu by making 3 button movieclips and enclosing them all in a movieclip. Call the submenu clip myMenu. Put it where you want it on the Stage, and set its alpha at 0.

3. In order to take advantage of the site’s global transitions between sections, each of the three button movieclips should be named “button_x”, where “x” corresponds to the number of the external swf file to be loaded. For instance “button_8” will, when clicked, load external file “section_8.swf”.

If you need to know more about building a submenu in Flash, there are plenty of tutorials out there.

cheers! Ric