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Controls behaviors

The behaviors in the Controls library create user interface elements for your movies. You can view

more information about a particular controls behavior, including parameters and dependencies, if

appropriate, by dragging a behavior to the Cast window, selecting it, and displaying the Behavior

inspector (Window > Behavior Inspector).

Analog Clock makes a group of three vector shape sprites function as the hands of a clock. Place

each sprite on the Stage in its 12 o’clock position and then attach the behavior. You specify

whether each shape acts as the second, minute, or hour hand. The behavior rotates each sprite

around its base when the movie plays to indicate the current time according to the system clock.

The behavior will alter a sprite’s registration point if necessary.

Display Text displays a string in a field or text sprite. This behavior waits to be activated by

another behavior or a Lingo command. Use it with the Tooltip behavior or with your own custom

behaviors. You can make the text sprite invisible until requested by another behavior and specify

its location. You can choose between two display types: tooltip and status bar.

Draw Connector enables the user to draw straight lines with the mouse. You can also control this

behavior with Lingo calls from other sprites. The default setting starts drawing a line on

mouseDown and completes the line on mouseUp. To let the user perform more sophisticated

drawing tasks, use the Paintbox behaviors (see “Paintbox behaviors”).

Dropdown List changes a field cast member into a pop-up menu. You can set parameters so

that a list is displayed in the menu and commands are executed based on the user’s menu item

selection.

The following jump behaviors work together to provide navigation-control buttons that move the

playhead back and forth between markers in the current movie or a different movie. You can

attach these behaviors to buttons you have created with other behaviors. Each of these behaviors

works with the others by referring to a global navigation list that stores visited markers.

Jump Back Button sends the playhead to previously visited markers in all movies, moving back

through the navigation list stored by the other jump behaviors.

Jump Forward Button sends the playhead through the path of visited markers previously stored

in the navigation list by the other jump behaviors.

Jump to Marker Button sends the playhead to a chosen marker in the same movie and adds the

marker to a navigation list that is referred to by all the jump behaviors. (Use Jump to Movie to

move to a marker in a different movie.)

Jump to Movie Button sends the playhead to any other movie in the same folder (or in a

subfolder of this folder) and adds the destination to the navigation list. Enter a marker name as a

parameter to move to a point other than the first frame in the new movie. (Use Jump to Marker

to move to a marker in the current movie.)

Multi-state Button switches a sprite between off and on states. You can define a different cast

member that appears when the sprite is clicked, when the pointer rolls over the sprite, or when

the pointer is elsewhere. To create a group of buttons that function as radio buttons, give each

button in a group the same ID.

Push Button sets the cast member of a sprite based on the state of the mouse (elsewhere,

rollover, mouseDown, mouseUp). This creates a button that can initiate actions in other sprites.

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