Hi,
the slide code in that example calls a 'setblend' action with a value from 0.0 to 1.0,
so you could just:
1. remove the current setblend actions (for flash and html5)
2. add a new setblend action where you set the alpha of the hotspot you want to change,
e.g.
<action name="setblend">
set(hotspot[...name...].alpha, %1);
</action>
Best regards,
Klaus
can U advice me with one other problem, please?
I have the room with the RGB lamps - the color of these can be changed with RGB touch pad controller - something like this one: 
I have shot several main colors (dark and light blue, violet, pink, red, orange, yellow, green) of the light and I´d like to use it as hotspots -
I think, it would be simple to assign specific onclick event to show the hotspot with particular color light to different parts of this controller - which I know how to do easily, but would it be possible to do it with mouse dragging - so it would change the hotspots gradually? For example, if the mouse is positioned between light and dark blue, there would be 50/50 % alpha of dark blue and light blue hotspots - when I will move the mouse to blue, the blue light hotspot willl be 100%, all theothers would be 0%, when I move the mouse towards the violet, gradually the violet hotspot would appear... etc.
What do you think? would it be too complicated?
Thank U,
Hi,
when dragging an element in X/Y axis, you could directly use the x/y values to calculate the position or angle or distances...
best regards,
Klaus
Hi,
when dragging an element in X/Y axis, you could directly use the x/y values to calculate the position or angle or distances...
best regards,
Klaus
so it would be something like 2-dimensional version of slider...? I will think about it and try to play little.. thanx!
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