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Correct answer ClayUUID

Okay, in Animate, you don't click on a state, you click on a button... which may happen to be displaying a particular state at the time. So apparently what you actually want is a visual toggle of what's in the Down frame of your button clip.

What you need to do is create a movie clip with two frames. The first frame blank and a stop() statement, the second frame whatever you want to display when the button is clicked. Then in the event handler for your button, put some code that checks the current frame of the movie clip. If it's in the first frame, go to the second frame. If it's in the second frame, go to the first frame.

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Legend
December 12, 2016

What do you mean, remain active? Buttons in the down state ARE active.

Known Participant
December 12, 2016

When I click on the down state I want that color of the state to remain when I click away.

ClayUUIDCorrect answer
Legend
December 12, 2016

Okay, in Animate, you don't click on a state, you click on a button... which may happen to be displaying a particular state at the time. So apparently what you actually want is a visual toggle of what's in the Down frame of your button clip.

What you need to do is create a movie clip with two frames. The first frame blank and a stop() statement, the second frame whatever you want to display when the button is clicked. Then in the event handler for your button, put some code that checks the current frame of the movie clip. If it's in the first frame, go to the second frame. If it's in the second frame, go to the first frame.