Editing menu subpictures
In a finished DVD, every menu button has a subpicture image that changes color and opacity when the button is displayed normally, selected, and activated:
The color and opacity values for the normal, selected, and activated button states are stored in a subpicture color set. For example, the color set for the above buttons defines the normal, unselected state as 0% opacity (so the color does not matter), the selected state as 50% yellow, and the activated state as 50% cyan. All the buttons on a menu use the same color set, but different menus can use different color sets. Each project has three global color sets, and any menu can have its own custom color set.
Buttons created from single-layer images or video assets can use only one color for each selection state. Buttons and menus created from layered Photoshop files can have up to three colors for each state, depending on the number of colors used in the Photoshop file’s Overlay layer. See Creating buttons and menus in Adobe Photoshop for instructions on creating buttons and menus with subpictures.
This section includes:
Setting the menu subpicture start point