Create a beautiful button with fireworks

Before starting the tutorial, let's take a look at the buttons

Through the observation of the effect, we must have some preliminary ideas on the above button creation methods, check whether the following steps are consistent with your ideas ~~
1. Open FW and create a new file. The file size is 100*100, and the background color is white.
2. Select the rectangle tool in the toolbox and use the Shift key to draw a square in the editing area. Select the square to open the stroke panel and the fill panel for setting. Select none for the stroke option, and do not draw edges. In the fill option, select linear for filling (linear gradient filling). You can select "Black, white" for filling, you can also click the "edit" button to edit the color column. Here, I use the "# dadada -- #000000" color scheme. The specific settings are shown in:

3. At this moment, the square filling effect is the top-down filling by default, which does not meet our requirements. We need to adjust the filling direction, I remember that in the course of "making a three-dimensional character", I introduced you to a simple method of adjusting the filling direction using the paint bucket tool. You can practice it here: drag the paint bucket from the direction in the upper left corner to the lower right corner to produce the expected effect of diagonal gradient filling, as shown in:

4. Select a square object, open the fill filling panel, adjust the edge option, and set it to "feather (feathers)". The evaluate value should not be too large. Here we set it to 1, as shown in:

5. Select a square object, run the "edit -- clone (edit -- clone)" menu command (shortcut: "Ctrl + Shift + D"), and copy a square object in the same place, select the cloned object and click the buttons on the left and right sides of the toolbar to adjust the filling direction of the cloned object.
Of course, if you do not use the position adjustment button, you can also use the paint bucket tool to drag from the lower right corner to the upper left corner to adjust the gradient direction.
6. Select the clone object and run the "Modify -- alert path -- inset path" command. In the displayed dialog box, set the direction to inside ); do not set the width value to too large. Here the size is 6 pixels. For other settings, see:

7. Select two square objects in the editing area at the same time and execute the menu command "Modify -- group (modify -- group)" (the shortcut key is "Ctrl + G ") you can also click the group button in the toolbar.
8. Select the combination object, open the effect panel, and run the "effect -- Adjust color -- hue/saturation (Tone/color saturation)" command, in the pop-up hue/saturation Setting dialog box, you can set it by yourself. The values used here are shown in:

8. After the effect command is adjusted, the composite object in the editing area has changed. I think this change is amazing ~~ (Don't laugh at me, haha ......) :), As shown in:

9. Now, add some related text. The final effect is shown in:

10. Save the output. [Note:] in this way, we should understand the production method that we started to show you, you just need to adjust the hue/saturation (Tone/color saturation) value of the completed button ~~ It's so convenient !! I hope you can flexibly master the usage of this effect command.