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Designing a Button Graphic
You'll need a way for users to move between screens, so it's time to create some navigation for the movie. You'll draw an arrow with triangles as a navigation button. The vector drawing tools in Flash are sufficient for the graphics you'll create here. There are a few ways to go about this, and you should experiment.
| 1. | Click Frame 47 of the button layer. Choose the Pencil tool. At the bottom of the Tools panel you'll find the Options for this tool. Choose Object Drawing . |
The other option determines what Flash will do with the line you'll draw. Choose straighten. To the right of your squash photo, draw a triangle with one corner pointing to the right. Hold down the Shift key for the vertical line, and Flash will ensure that it's perfectly vertical.
NoteYou'll quickly discover that the Object Drawing tool will clean up your work and make a clean shape out of your drawing. It might take a few tries to get it the way you want it. You can turn off Object Drawing, and Flash will still straighten your lines for you .| 2. | Choose the Paint Bucket tool. Click the Fill Color in the Colors section of the Tools panel and choose a shade of green. Click your triangle to apply the color to it . |
The triangle now has a green fill.To complete the button graphic, you'll make a duplicate of your triangle. Depending on your method for drawing the triangle, you might have a single element or several. Grouping items holds them together as a single element. You should group your triangle before duplicating it.
The two triangles should look as they do in the following figure.
| 4. | Select the Text tool and type next to the left of the two triangles. Use the Property inspector to format the text block's various attributes: Arial, italic, 14, green. Place the text and triangles in the bottom-right corner . |
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