Hi all again:
First: ¡¡THANK YOU!! The problem was the first member a little larger
than the second.
¡¡Thank you again!!
Mario Arreseygor
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Jr
Enviado el: martes, 06 de diciembre de 2005 8:37
Para: Lingo programming discussion list
Asunto: Re: <lingo-l> a question
When ever I've had the flickering issue with a rollover, its always
been
that the first castmember is slightly larger than the second (or
swapped
castmember). One pixel can make the difference in any direction. Trim
down
the first castmember (the one being initially rolled over) and your
problem
will go away more than likely.
Best of luck,
John
>> Your members are different sizes. When it changes to the rollOver
>> member, the mouse is no longer over the sprite because, I am
guessing,
>> the rollOver sprite is smaller.
>>
>> -Jeremy Aker
>>
>> Mario Arreseygor wrote:
>>> Hi all:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I have the same problem in different movies. I have a
button that
>>> when de mouse is over (rollover) it member change. When I use "on
>>> mouseLeave" the member change again. The problem is that when the
mouse
> is
>>> over the button limit (bottom) the members change quickly between
one
> member
>>> and the other. I tried with different method but the results are
the
> same.
>>> Can you help me?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> (Excuse me for my English) Thank you in advanced
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Mario Arreseygor
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