> I used to provide for standard HIG button behavior (sliding > the cursor out unhilites, etc.) with "the mouse" (if the > mouse is within the rect of me...else...), but in Rev it > should probably be done with 'mouseMove'. > > I can't seem to get the behavior to work right with > 'mouseMove'. Does anyone have a generic script? > > Haven't had to deal with this before in Rev, because I just > worked Mac stuff.
Ken, you don't need to do this. You just need to create graphics for the different states of your button, then create a transparent button and: 1) set the "icon" of the button to the graphic that corresponds to its normal (unclicked or "up") state 2) set the "hiliteIcon" of the button to the graphic that corresponds to its depressed (or "down") state These will make it act like a true buttton (i.e. if you mouse down and slide out of the button, it will return to its normal state until you mouse back in and it goes back to its "down" state) 3) (optional) if you want a different graphic for the state of the button when it's disabled, set the "disabledIcon" of the button to the graphic that corresponds to the disabled state 4) (optional) if you want a different graphic for the state when the mouse is moved into and over the button but the mouse is not down (it's "rollover" state), set the "armedIcon" of the button to the graphic that corresponds to the rollover state HTH, Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/ _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution