Join Kelly McCathran for an in-depth discussion in this video Adding sounds to a button, part of Learning Flash Animation.
In this video, we're to explore adding sound to a button. …On the stage, I have a button that I pulled from the common library and instructions. …We're going to make a giggle sound like we're tickling the button as the user …mouses over. It won't stop without an action script on …mouse over and on mouse out even. So, to avoid writing action script, we're …just going to tell it to stop when they click. …If I preview the movie right now with Cmd+Return on the Mac or Ctrl+Enter on …the PC, the rollover is working but there's no sound triggered yet.…
So, let's add that. I'll close the preview and I'll …double-click the button. And in the button you can see are up, …over, down and hit states. I like to go to the top layer so that …when I add a new layer it goes above. And I'll name this layer tickle. …I want the giggling sound when the user mouses over, which it, we're going to …pretend is tickling the button, to happen in the over state. …So, I click in over. Insert > Timeline > Keyframe.…
I'll bring up our common library sounds. So, Window > Common Libraries > Sounds. …
- Understanding the Timeline
- Working with Timeline effects
- Adding keyframes
- Creating slideshows
- Incorporating other media into your movies
- Distributing your work effectively
- Organizing your assets
- Developing efficient workflows
Skill Level Beginner
1. Building Your Flash Vocabulary
2. Getting Comfortable with the Flash Interface
3. Creating Shapes
5. Symbols and the Library Panel
6. The Flash Timeline
7. The Motion Editor
8. Distributing and Publishing Flash Animations
9. Adding Other Media to Your Movies
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