But when I drag the word and rollover the definition I want the definition to blend to 20 points or sth. Besides, the word should be centered in the definition when I release the mouse.
OK, so you want "lunch" to cause the definition to fade when it's dragged over?
First, you need not to be using "pause" if that's what you're doing.
Second, you have to have a way for the definition to know which word it's supposed to respond to.
I tried:
sprite().within sprite() - didn't yield anything sprite().intersects sprite() - nothing
Unfortunately you haven't provided any context. There's no way for anyone to know what this code is trying to do, because it's lifted so totally from the structure of your project that it's almost abstract expressionism. ;)
Please provide a much better description of what you have actually done, including some indication of what code is attached to what sprites. It's hard to just sort of guess.
BTW, while it's nice to have included a link to the Director movie itself ... well, you might be fortunate to find someone willing to do the work for you, but I wouldn't expect it to be free of charge.
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