Yup, I understand. It was hard to get my head round at first.
I modified my code so that I have my disabled set as my hover. =)
This is just the minimize button.
code:
button[id=Atom(FLWMinBtn)][ContentIndex=0]
{
AccName:rcstr(20076);
AccDesc:rcstr(20076);
Content:rcimg(59000);
padding:rcrect(20084);
}
button[id=Atom(FLWMinBtn)][ContentIndex=1]
{
AccName:rcstr(20076);
AccDesc:rcstr(20076);
Content:rcimg(59001);
padding:rcrect(20084);
}
button[id=Atom(FLWMinBtn)][ContentIndex=2]
{
AccName:rcstr(20076);
AccDesc:rcstr(20076);
Content:rcimg(59002);
padding:rcrect(20084);
}
button[id=Atom(FLWMinBtn)][ContentIndex=3]
{
AccName:rcstr(20076);
AccDesc:rcstr(20076);
Content:rcimg(59001);
padding:rcrect(20084);
}
The 59000s, those are the IDs of the new pictures I had to define in your tutorial, and the [ContentIndex=X] refers to what state the button is in. So yeah. I guess 3 is disabled, 2 is down, 1 is up and 0 is normal.