When you select a Button setting you will get an editor panel like this:
Buttons can be nested within each other to form multi-state buttons. For example, a Toggle button has Two button states (On and Off). Each state is represented by a seperate button object. The main button sets most of the button properties (size, position, etc). The substate can specify a different caption, script, and button color.
A Sample button is displayed in the editor just above the button name. Changes to the button are updated in this sample button as you change the options in the editor. When you click the Save Changes button, the changes made to the sample button are transferred to the actual button in your session window.
The sample button doesn't just show what the button will look like. It can also be used to switch between the various child states of the button. For example, if you are creating a Toggle button, then clicking the sample button will switch between the main button state and the child state (on state). If you have a Multistate button, then clicking the Sample button will display the state menu, and selecting a state from this menu will switch the editor to that child button state.
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