Adobe Flash Professional CS3 - Manual (Page 348)

FLASH CS3
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2 Select the Hot Object component on the Stage, and then drag the symbol from the Library panel to the Stage.
3 In the Property inspector, name the instance.
4 Add the instance name to the Component inspector for the hot object.
The component does the rest of the work automatically at runtime.
Remove a hot object distractor
1 Select the Hot Object movie clip instance to remove, and delete it from the Stage.
2 Select the Hot Object component (to the left of the Stage in the quiz template) and the Component inspector by
opening it from the Property inspector.
3 Remove the deleted object’s instance name from the list in the Component inspector.
Configure a Hot Spot interaction
The Hot Spot learning interaction sets up an interaction in which the user responds by clicking an object (or objects)
onscreen.
1 If you are not using a quiz template, place the learning interaction on the Stage. If you are using a quiz template,
select the frame on the Interactions layer that contains the Hot Spot interaction (Frame 5, if you did not add or
remove keyframes).
2 Break the movie clip apart (Modify > Break Apart), display the Component inspector, and type the interaction ID
and the question.
3 For each Hot Spot interaction, select or deselect Correct to specify whether the object is considered a correct or
incorrect response when the user clicks it. Multiple correct answers are allowed.
4 To give each movie clip the same instance name that you specified in the Component inspector, delete the place-
holder instances on the Stage. Place your movie clips on the Stage and use the Property inspector.
See also
“Configure a Learning Interaction component” on page 330
Add or remove hot spot distractors
A Hot Spot learning interaction can contain up to eight distractors (choices). To change the default number of six
distractors, add more distractors or delete existing distractors.
In general, you place the hot spot distractors over another graphic that the user is really intended to see. To make hot
spot assets semi-invisible during authoring to visualize this effect, turn the alpha effect setting down on each hot
spot. The interaction scripts override this setting at runtime.
See also
“Name and register graphic distractors” on page 336
Add a hot spot distractor
1 Create a movie clip symbol containing the graphics for the distractor object. For example, to add a seventh choice
to an image that will have six hot spots, create a movie clip of the seventh graphic and place it in the library.
2 Select the hot spot component on the Stage and drag the symbol from the Library panel to the Stage.