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Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step

You want to hide an image or a text under a photo and it will only appear when you hover your mouse over?

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Understanding Step requires more than a headline. The overview below breaks down the key facts, changes, and user impact.

Step Overview

Step 1 Create a new flash file, go to Modify > Document ( Ctrl + J ) and set Width: 300px and Height: 224px. Frame rate: 35fps.

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step

Step 2 Double-clicking on layer 1 renames it to a background. Insert a new layer and name it text.

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (2)

Step 3 Lock the background layer, select the text layer, use the Text Tool (A) and enter the text.

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (3)

Step 4 Add a new layer with the name Action. Step 5 Find a picture of the same size as the flash file (300 x 224px) and inport it into ( Ctrl + R ) Step 6 Select the image just inport, press Ctrl + K key on the keyboard ( Align Panel ) then select Align, select alignment as shown below

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (4)

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (5)

Step 7 Select Modify > Break Apart ( Ctrl + B ) to break each part of the image

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (6)

Step 8 Pick the Selection Tool (V) and select each part of the image. See the picture below

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (7)

Step 9 Press F8 ( Convert to Symbol ) to convert it into a Movie Clip.

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (8)

Step 10 Select the newly created Movie Clip (part of the image), open the Properties Panel ( Ctrl + F3 ) and enter part1 in the part

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (9)

Step 11 Double-click the newly created Movie Clip or right-click and choose Edit in Place. Step 12 Select frame 1, open the Action Script Panel (F9) and enter the following script:

Stop ();

Step 13 Select frame 30 and press F6 key. After that, select frame 10, take the Free Transform Tool (Q) and drag the part of the image as shown below

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (10)

Step 14 Select frame 15, and do the following

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (11)

Step 15 Return to the main scene ( Scene 1 ) and repeat this process for all the rest of the image

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (12)

Step 16 Add a new layer and name it Invisible Button. Step 17 Go back to the Action layer, select the first part of the image ( part 1 ), open the Info Panel ( Ctrl + I ) and see the size and position of the part. Then remember that information, select the Invisible Button layer, take the Rectangle Tool ( R ) and create a rectangle of the same size and position as the part you remember ( part 1 ).

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (13)

Macromedia Flash - Mysterious Words: Step (14)

Step 18 Select Invisible Button, open the Action Script Panel ( F9 ) and enter the following code

On ( rollOver ) { tellTarget ( "/ part1" ) { play (); } }

So it's done temporarily! Let's continue to create Invisible Button as we have shown for the rest of the image.

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Step Overview Step 1 Create a new flash file, go to Modify > Document ( Ctrl + J ) and set Width: 300px and Height: 224px.

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