Clicking a button that is under an image.

[Hippani]

It is almost impossible to click a button in HTML that is under an image. Here is a work around.

Change the button to a toggle button. Then add a new button with no fill or text above the image and add code to the On Click and On Release script events.

ToggleButtonPress("ToggleButton1");
ToggleButtonRelease("ToggleButton1");


This will make it look like the button is being pressed.

Demo

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A more complex version would be to use an image sequence instead of the button below the image.
You could then use mouse over & out as well to change the sequence to different button images.

OpenImageSequenceIndex("Sequence1",2);

[jax]

I think the image sequence option will be the better solution for a clean project.. just got to learn how to do that.

[Hippani]

Just add the different button images to the image list of the sequence. Mouse over might be image 2 in the list, we you mouse over the button, show image 2 in the sequence, when you mouse out show image 1 again etc.

[Hippani]

If you're struggling, let me know and I'll try to do another demo.

[jax]

I ended up just doing the more simple solution for it

what I will do instead is try to find a way to link multiple scenes together so that when one scene ends, the next starts etc on a loop ... that way the actual timeline area will be less cluttered for each scene. About to do a search for codes like on timeline end that aren't object specific, if I have any issues will post a new thread. thank you again for all of your assistance with this, it makes using your software that little bit easier than it already is.