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 Adobe Flash / ActionScript This is a very basic tutorial, that will show you how to have a Flash movie 'import' and display text from a text file that you create. This can be very useful if you want to update text in a movie, but don't want to edit the .fla file!. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript This will show you how to create the simple button. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript To fit the animation in a browser, you can increase the pixel width of your animation to suit the size of the browser. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript Here we will work on a spotlight type effect for masking. There is also another possibility of masking at the Text Fades effect page. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript This tutorial lean you for dropdown menu sysem in flash MX 2004. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript In this tutorial we will see how to create randomly flying away movie. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript The shots from a machine gun, the fire flares from a space ship tail, the water droplets from a fountain, all represent Movie Clips when created on a Flash timeline. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript There are currently 2 versions of Actionscript.Actionscript 1.0 (AS 1.0) is the version that works with Flash MX.Actionscript 2.0 (AS 2.0) is the new language that ships with Flash MX2004. Most items in these tutorials will cover both AS 1 and AS 2. Where there is a difference I will indicate it.Actionscript 1.0 will work with Flash MX2004 but Actionscript 2.0 will not work with Flash MX. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / Sound Audio integration into a Flash file always adds "glamour" to the Flash file. It makes it highly presentable and enhances the user experience. We will see how to do the following using Flash: 1. Import audio into flash 2. Adding audio to frames 3. Adding audio to buttons 4. Looping audio 5. Updating/Editing the added audio 6. Sharing the audio file across multiple files/projects Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / Dynamic Content This tutorial will show you how to create an external admin panel to modify content of a Flash movie without the need to edit an .fla file. There are several intermediate to advanced methods that will be covered, so a moderate understanding of Flash and Actionscript is presumed. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / Dynamic Content With the release of Flash MX 2004, a new arena was opened up for Flash Programmers called the Flash Javascript API. The programmers can now extend the Flash authoring environment itself to execute customized tasks making life much easier. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / Games one of the most stunning applications of Macromedia Flash is that you can create your very own game, i found it marvelous back when i made my first one. its worth sharing the easy tricks i took making one of my games, "Fishing Season". the name says it all, its a fishing game. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / Games This tute will teach you how to make a really cool game.....well i thought it was cool.....it should work....and its not too hard.You should already know how to make a movieclip, the basics in like action script and stuff, making a button.....and stuff. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / Getting Started This tutorial will show you how to add interactivity to an image imported into Flash. This is a very simple technique that, matched with a bit of creativity, can produce some very dynamic results. A scenery picture works well to learn the technique. You can use individual trees, mountains, or grass as individual objects from the image. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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Adobe Flash / Getting Started Flash likes to use the path of least resistance when morphing, which can sometimes make your shape tween look like your cat sat on it. Enter, stage left, Shape Hints! These are added when tweening shapes to give you more control over the transition. They can keep the integrity of key shapes while you morph, instead of going through a tangle of colours and lines that have a closer resembalence to one of my stews than of a morphing shape. Site: www.flashadvisor.com
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