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From: hellogarrett on 24 Apr 2008 13:11 Hi. I have an application that has a few menu buttons on the left of the screen, and each one starts a movie clip on the right. What I want to do now is have a two-level menu, where when I click on a button, it opens a deeper menu with more buttons. The issue I have is as follows... When I have a 1-level menu liek this: menu1 menu2 menu3 it's easy to implements - I just define three buttons and give them behaviour etc. But if the menu is 2-level, and when I click on menu1 I get the following: menu1 menu1.1 menu1.2 menu2 menu3 I now have two "new button" and the buttons for menu2 and menu3 have moved. This is probably very basic stuff. Can anyone give me pointers on how people normally implement such a menu? Thanks in advance, Garrett
From: graemekyuss on 24 Apr 2008 19:41
Not really sure what you mean. I would create the button, for example Menu1, then I would create the animation of the 2nd level appearing (using tweens, depending on how you want it to appear), then apply the actionscript: on (press) { gotoAndPlay (frame number); } And remember to put a stop(); on the end frames |