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How to turn a layer 'passive', so you can click through to underlying symbols?

New Here ,
Oct 13, 2022 Oct 13, 2022

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I'm using an overlay on top of my Adobe Animate Project, to use as a Camera Hud. It's a full screen symbol, but I need to access the symbols underneath. The 'Camera Hud' is semi transparant, so I can see my symbols lying underneath, but I can't click them. Is there a way to show the layer, but make the objects underneath accessible? Love to hear from someone! 

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LEGEND , Oct 14, 2022 Oct 14, 2022

I think that kglad thought you meant while editing on the stage (that's what I thought at first as well). If you are using ActionScript, and the HUD is named 'hud', this would do what you want:

hud.mouseEnabled = false;

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Oct 13, 2022 Oct 13, 2022

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lock the camera hud layer.

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This doesn't seem to work. The overlay-layer is still playing on top of everything, (as it should), but I can't click any symbols or movieclips underneath this layer. 

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I think that kglad thought you meant while editing on the stage (that's what I thought at first as well). If you are using ActionScript, and the HUD is named 'hud', this would do what you want:

hud.mouseEnabled = false;

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