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interactive map
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Hi Kang,
I am not sure what you mean by interactive map.
Do you mean that you have a kind of playground and when you mouse goes over a particular area it does something? Like make a noise, display an animation or a URL etc?
I found a very good site.. it is the 2nd time I put the URL down here, but the site really was helpful for me.....
JR (IT = Logic (except for a well known OS where it equals luck) -> Back to the Basics!
I am not sure what you mean by interactive map.
Do you mean that you have a kind of playground and when you mouse goes over a particular area it does something? Like make a noise, display an animation or a URL etc?
I found a very good site.. it is the 2nd time I put the URL down here, but the site really was helpful for me.....
JR (IT = Logic (except for a well known OS where it equals luck) -> Back to the Basics!
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Thanks for your information.
See example for interactive map
When you mouse over the highlight area, then it should display where the area come from. Do you have any good basic example for creating map like this link.
Kang
See example for interactive map
When you mouse over the highlight area, then it should display where the area come from. Do you have any good basic example for creating map like this link.
Kang
Hi,
why not just make some shapes and convert them to buttons?
Then edit the buttons with the actions you want.
If you want it more advanced convert the shapes into movieclips and assign a 'instance_name.onRelease = function()' somewhere in your action scrip, or perhaps onRollOver, or onMouseOver. Please look up what the exact function is, cause I am not sure.
JR (IT = Logic (except for a well known OS where it equals luck) -> Back to the Basics!
why not just make some shapes and convert them to buttons?
Then edit the buttons with the actions you want.
If you want it more advanced convert the shapes into movieclips and assign a 'instance_name.onRelease = function()' somewhere in your action scrip, or perhaps onRollOver, or onMouseOver. Please look up what the exact function is, cause I am not sure.
JR (IT = Logic (except for a well known OS where it equals luck) -> Back to the Basics!
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