7. Make sure you rename the button.
// Make sure you always name your items. In this case the name of the button
name is is "button_1"
8. Now open the button_1 item (see illustration below)
9. On your right hand side you should have an option to enable "over
state" this allow you to put the over mouse effect
(Check "Has separate over state")
If you did it right you should have the items lined up similar to the
illustration below.
"Over state" should be selected, then move on to the next step.
10. Now use "rectangle" then select "Linear gradient"
11. We're now going to place a rectangle with the Linear.
// Make sure you always name your items. In this case the name of the line is
"over effect"
12. Use the rectangle ( high lighted on the illustration) and draw a over_effect.
If you did it right, it should look similar to the illustration below:
13. We now spin this over_effect 360°. We can do this with the "Rotate"
tool (highlighted on the illustration below:)
-Please your mouse over those " °
" and you should be able to rotate the over_effect.
