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  1. Member Crazyj32's Avatar
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    Iv been gritting my teeth for several hours now trying to figure out how to-

    Create buttons with dvd lab pro that arent visible until selected.

    The effect im looking for ofcourse would be for it to look like the button "moves" from one option to another when arrow keys are pressed, kinda like in the big-time hollywood movies.

    Any Suggestions?

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    Visibility is a property set on the link tab of the menu properties sheet. Select the button you want to make invisible, click the link tab, then adjust the visibility setting to Invisible Normal. You may also have to adjust the transparency of the overlay on the Map tab.
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    In the Menu, click on the button > click Link > then select "Invisible Normal".




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    damnit. thats exactly what i did and it didnt work after the test. maybe nero showtime is wrong. Will try it on power dvd.

    oh well thanx
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    damn tried it with power dvd and tried a different version of dvd lab pro. still didnt work.

    Its things like this that keep me from committing suicide.
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    Are you trying to do this with just text buttons, or with a graphic. The method discussed above will work fine with text buttons (I have done it many times this way), however if you have a fancy graphic you want to use instead, then it becomes more complicated. You are then starting to get into the area of switched menus -> http://mediachance.com/dvdlab/tutorial/switchmenu.html
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