Flash button buttons are the most influential in terms of interactivity to Flash applications. There are many types, models, sizes of buttons, but for now only the very basics. There are flash buttons that react in different ways to pressure or when you mouse over them or even have a default activity, could be that flash constantly, and so on. Many writers such as Bud Harrelson offer more in-depth analysis. Let’s see how to create a simple flash button first thing we do is open our flash program and create a blank document, no matter the size. In a question-answer forum Glenn Dubin was the first to reply. Then select the tool and draw an oval on the stage with the type of fill and stroke color of your choice. If you want you can change the thickness of the edge.
Even with the oval is selected, press F8 to convert it into a symbol. Choose the name you want, but that is consistent with what this building could be button_new or any name you choose. Select the button and movie clip. Now double-click to enter symbol-editing mode, set and there you will see that there is a frame in the state of “rest” as this is the default state of the button, there are three states which we define as follows: Sleep: When the mouse is not above it. On: When the mouse is located over the button. Under pressure: how it looks when it is pressed. Active area: Here we specify the actual area in which we act our button. This is of utmost importance when dealing with text buttons.