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 Adobe Flash / ActionScript Shared Objects are very much like browser cookies, they are used to store a small amount of data on the user machine. This data can be retrieved by the Flash player when the SWF is accessed again at a later time. We could actually say that a shared object is a Flash cookie. Site: www.flashvalley.com
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Adobe Flash / Tips and Tricks Do you know for sure your shared library is downloaded in time? Ever had problems displaying stuff due to shared libraries not being there? Want to use a shared library larger than 300k? Check this tutorial and see what you can do about it. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Games Ever wanted to know how to save your game on a local PC? It can be done using shared ob's. I got this code of an internetsite site, Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript Learn how to use this new Feature in Flash MX to store data locally on the user's machine. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript Learn how to use Local Shared Objects, the flash equivalent of cookies. Site: www.tutorio.com
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 Adobe Flash / Interactivity Before Flash MX, it was pretty tricky to "remeber" the data in a Flash movie - it could be done with a standard browser cookie, which was hard to implement for someone with intermediate Flash skills, using a 3rd party script such as PHP or ASP or (in offline Flash applications) with the undocumented fscommand "save". Flash MX's Shared objects allow to store and retrieve the information within a Flash movie easily. Site: www.webdesign.org
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Adobe Flash / Backend Integration Before Flash MX, it was pretty tricky to "remeber" the data in a Flash movie - it could be done with a standard browser cookie, which was hard to implement for someone with intermediate Flash skills, using a 3rd party script such as PHP or ASP or (in offline Flash applications) with the undocumented fscommand "save". Flash MX's Shared objects allow to store and retrieve the information within a Flash movie easily. Site: www.prodesignhost.com
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Adobe Flash / Backend Integration Before Flash MX, it was pretty tricky to "remeber" the data in a Flash movie - it could be done with a standard browser cookie, which was hard to implement for someone with intermediate Flash skills, using a 3rd party script such as PHP or ASP or (in offline Flash applications) with the undocumented fscommand "save". Flash MX's Shared objects allow to store and retrieve the information within a Flash movie easily. Lets see how it works. Site: www.flashvista.com
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Adobe Flash / Sound The sound object is a very important aspect of Flash. Dynamically controlled sounds played directly from the library can only be realized by using this versatile object. Check out this tutorial and get a great start on using the sound object in your movies! Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript In this tutorial we are going to learn how to: 1. Drag an object 2. Stop dragging an object 3. Swap object depths 4. Set up a drop target 5. Make your object return to it's original location when it misses it's target 6. Make your object lock into place, when it hits it's target. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Interactivity One fast, simple, easy tutorial to teach you how to trigger other objects while in contact with another object. Site: www.flashkit.com
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 Adobe Flash / Animation When what we want is not to change the position of an object on the stage, but rather its shape in a progressive way (or both of them simultaneously), Flash provides us the technique of the Shape Tweening, that consists, simply, in transforming the outline of the object created until it becomes just like the outline of another different object. Site: www.webdesign.org
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Adobe Flash / Getting Started This undocumented object is the core of the new Flash MX Event Model. It is used internally to control subscriptions to the predefined objects event notifications, unsubscribe from the predefined objects event notifications and to broadcast event notifications to all subscribed objects for each predefined object. This object can also be used for your own devices and that is when this object really becomes useful... Site: www.flashvista.com
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 Adobe Flash / Tips and Tricks This undocumented object is the core of the new Flash MX Event Model. It is used internally to control subscriptions to the predefined objects event notifications, unsubscribe from the predefined objects event notifications and to broadcast event notifications to all subscribed objects for each predefined object. This object can also be used for your own devices and that is when this object really becomes useful. Site: www.webdesign.org
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Adobe Flash / Animation When what we want is not to change the position of an object on the stage, but rather its shape in a progressive way (or both of them simultaneously), Flash provides us the technique of the Shape Tweening, that consists, simply, in transforming the outline of the object created until it becomes just like the outline of another different object. Site: www.teacherclick.com
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