You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 9:00 AM on June 30, 2008

well guru, Well You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 8:27 AM on June 30, 2008

well guru, Well You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 7:34 PM on June 06, 2008

well guru, You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by satyaiitk , an ibibo Master, at 12:15 PM on June 05, 2008

You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by Ram Singh , an ibibo Master, at 6:55 AM on June 04, 2008

Hi there

You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 4:05 PM on June 03, 2008

HI,

Well You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by Ajay Pal , an ibibo Master, at 3:45 PM on June 03, 2008

well, You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Source Site could give you more information :

http://livedocs.adobe.com /flas h/mx2004/main_7_2/wwhelp/wwhim pl/co mmon/html/wwhelp.htm?context=F lash_ MX_2004&file=00002123.html

Answered by Saurabh , an ibibo Master, at 8:50 AM on June 03, 2008

This tutorial takes you step by step in creating a setcolor actionscript.



1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 8:10 PM on June 02, 2008

You should have to follow these steps which will help you to create changes in movie clip on click in check box :

1. Open a new flash file.

2. Create a black ball with no outside stroke.

3. Use your arrow tool to click on the fill. Select Insert > Convert to symbol. Name it ball and set at movie clip.


4. Open the Instance Panel and name this instance of your ball, "myball".

5. Make an oval with black outline. Double click the oval to select it. Then hold hold alt key and drag an new copy and place below the first oval. While the second copy is still highlighted, holdy our alt key and drag a new copy to just below the second so that there are three ovals.

6. Fill each oval with green, blue, and red respectively making note of
the hex code used for each one.

7. With the black arrow tool, highlight the green oval by double clicking. Click Insert > Convert to
Symbol. Name it greenbutton and set at "button".

8. Highlight the blue oval and convert to a button and name it bluebutton.

9. Highlight the red oval and convert to a button and name it redbutton.

10. Click on the green button.


11. Open your actions panel. Click Actions =>Variable => Set variable

12. In the "variable" text box, type in "colorball".

13. Click in the "value" text box, then click the objects =>movie =>color =>new Color.

14. Click inside the brackets for New Color() to set your curser location. When your cursor is positioned, Click the Insert Target Path (crosshairs) at the bottom of the actions panel then on myball.



15. Then check the Expression box on the right


16. Make sure that second line of script that we just edited is still highlighted. Then click object=> movie=> color=> methods=> set RGB. Click in the object box in the parameters and type colorball. In the parentheses you will see 0xRRGGBB.
Highlight the RRGGBB part of this and insert the hex code for your green
color that you made note of before. On mine, I used 00FF00.



17. Click on the blue button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the blue code that you used for the button. I used 0066FF.

18. Click on the red button and follow steps 12 thru 16, setting the hex code
to the red code that you used for the button. I used FF0000.

19. Save your movie and test it to make sure it works.

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Wizard, at 6:06 PM on June 02, 2008