Adobe Flash Preloaders
Create a Simple Flash Preloader using basic actionscript
Flash preloaders is very useful to show the visitors that the movie is still loading. This should helps them realize that there is something on the page which is loading even though they cannot see it. It also keeps your visitor amused for a short time and stops them closing the page or quickly moving on to the next website.Once you understand the basics of the Flash preloader you can create more advanced preloaders with moviclips and additional actionscripting.
Build a Custom Timer and Progress Meter
This tutorial I will demonstrate how to make a custom timer which supports counting up or down to a specified amount of time.
Progress Bar Preloader
Preloaders indicate the rate at which a file is being downloaded or displayed. This tutorial shows the actionscript 2.0 method to create such a progress bar. Go to the Flash Files section to download the actual .fla file. Make sure to check out the other tutorial on progress bars to help create the correct components.
Create a Simple Flash Preloader using basic actionscript
Flash preloaders is very useful to show the visitors that the movie is still loading. This should helps them realize that there is something on the page which is loading even though they cannot see it. It also keeps your visitor amused for a short time and stops them closing the page or quickly moving on to the next website.
Yellow Black Professional Preloader
In this action script tutorial we're going to create a simple yellow and black preloader. You can use this preloader for any web site.
Developing Flash Windows for Photoshop Using Flex
Learn how to create Flash windows for Photoshop to build custom functionality while interacting with the scripting that is within Photoshop.
Developing preloaders in Flash
This is a step by step tutorial that teaches you to create a flash preloader application using Flash MX 2004 and Actionscripts.
A Simple Flash Preloader Tutorial
Create a simple preloader for your flash document so guest do not think your site is broken!
Super Preloader
Making a preloader is a common topic for tutorials, but here's a new twist: download rate/remaining time.
Simple Preloader
In this tutorial, you're going to learn how to make a "simple preloader". The person who's going to view your flash project must receive an indication that your flash file is being loaded. Simple preloaders are useful with small-sized flash files.
Simple Flash Preloader which runs while your main script loads
Design a simple flash preloader, a useful script which runs while your main script loads.
Simple Timeline Preloader
This tutorial will teach you how to create Timeline Preloader in Flash MX 2004.
Attractive preloader by picture
See this lesson and learn how to create attractive preloader using the picture and action script. You will also learn how to convert an image into a Movie Clip Symbol, how to apply on it alpha effect, how to convert any layer into a mask, how to create percent for preloader and more.
Very simple preloader tutorial, easy to learn and create
Learn how to create this very simple preloader in Adobe Flash in some simple steps.
Create a preloader that will return a percentage
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a preloader that will return a percentage. This percentage can then be used for things such as a preloader bar.
Bar Preloader
The idea behind this preloader is that we halt the progression of the movie and find out our filesize. We find then find out how much of that is loaded, use these numbers to create a percentage and then affect the scale of our bar to represent this.
Create preloader in FlashMX
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a preloader that will return a percentage. This percentage can then be used for things such as a preloader bar. Preloaders that work out percentages are important because they give the users of your site feedback of how much of your flash content is loaded. For this tutorial I expect you to have a basic knowledge of flash and can navigate around freely within the flash interface.