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please help on mouse rollover for starting and stopping the animation

New Here ,
Dec 01, 2016 Dec 01, 2016

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I've never used flash...so i'm total newb..

I have a gif animation about 11sec long with 5sec sound in html 5 canvas.

I would like to make it start the animation and sound when the mouse is on the image

and stop when mouse is out.

can somebody help me how to do that?

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LEGEND , Dec 01, 2016 Dec 01, 2016

You do not have "action coding". Canvas documents use vanilla JavaScript, plus the CreateJS library for audiovisual tasks.

The whole point of using a button is that you DON'T need any of that code. Flash/Animate handles it for you automatically. You put the static image in the Up frame and the animated movieclip in merged Over and Down frames.

How to create buttons with Animate CC

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Things you will need to teach yourself to make this happen:

  • How Flash buttons work, specifically Over states
  • How to nest movieclips inside button states
  • How to stop all playing sounds in a Canvas document

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l have a layer that is changed to movie clip that goes the whole length of the animation.

and have action coding that goes

stage.enableMouseOver();

myLocalThis01 = this;

this.MouseTrk.addEventListener("mouseover", fl_MouseOverHandler);

function fl_MouseOverHandler()

{

myLocalThis01.play();

}

this.MouseTrk.addEventListener("mouseout", fl_MouseOutHandler);

function fl_MouseOutHandler()

{

myLocalThis01.stop();

}

like that.

do I need a transparent rectangle in the movie clip layer for it to work?

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You do not have "action coding". Canvas documents use vanilla JavaScript, plus the CreateJS library for audiovisual tasks.

The whole point of using a button is that you DON'T need any of that code. Flash/Animate handles it for you automatically. You put the static image in the Up frame and the animated movieclip in merged Over and Down frames.

How to create buttons with Animate CC

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