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I had a similar issue to this a few weeks back and nobody was able to help me resolve it, but it's cropped up again in a sort of different situation so I thought I'd try again and hopefully we can get to the bottom of this. I made a custom cursor, using just the code snippet for it. I made a movieclip, gave it an instance name, selected it and chose the custom cursor code snippet. Voila I've got a functioning custom cursor. Here's where it gets buggy. Some times when I rollover a button with an animated rollover, the button's rollover with stutter instead of actually playing the animation like it's supposed to. And also sometimes when I click, an image of the cutom cursor will get left behind where I cilcked, if I click 3 times, it'll leave behind three copies of the cursor etc.
The stuttering rollover is a new issue that I've never encountered before. The duplicating cursor image is what I DID encounter before but was never able to solve. The first time it happened though I had customized the cursor code to do some additional things and I assumed the bug was a result of my messing around with it. In this current case though I only used the snippet and didn't edit anything.
It's also inconsistent. I can render the file once and it'll work fine. I can render it another time and it'll be buggy, sometimes the rollovers work but the cursor duplicates. Sometimes the cursor doesn't duplicate but the rollovers don't work with it. Sometimes the duplicating will happen with a specific button, and the next time it'll happen with a different button.
Anybody know what I can do here?
Thanks
that's because your cursor is sporadically moving over your interactive objects interfering with their mouseevents.
to remedy, disable the mouseEnabled property of your cursor.
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that's because your cursor is sporadically moving over your interactive objects interfering with their mouseevents.
to remedy, disable the mouseEnabled property of your cursor.
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