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If your symbol is a Button symbol there's no ActionScript code needed. Just create an alternate version of your symbol in the OVER state in the timeline that shows the button lit up. A quick way of getting a "light" up effect would be to use one of the Glow-type filters on your MovieClip symbol in the over state:
You could in theory extend the SimpleButton class to apply the effect via AS3 code dynamically for the over state, but when the Flash authoring environment does this for you, the only re
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If your symbol is a Button symbol there's no ActionScript code needed. Just create an alternate version of your symbol in the OVER state in the timeline that shows the button lit up. A quick way of getting a "light" up effect would be to use one of the Glow-type filters on your MovieClip symbol in the over state:
You could in theory extend the SimpleButton class to apply the effect via AS3 code dynamically for the over state, but when the Flash authoring environment does this for you, the only reason I could see using code to do it is to animate the application of the filter via the Tween class.
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