Modifying Object Colors at Run-time Adobe Flash / Interactivity
Color changing in Flash 5 can be done on any movie clip in the movie. The basic idea is to make our movie clip "colorizable" by creating a virtual object, defining it's color and then applying it to our real object. This tutorial is a two step process. First we'll look at the action script required to change the color then we'll look at the mouse events and the actionscipt required to execute the color change.
Preload External Flash Movies using Movie Clips Adobe Flash / Performance and Optimization
This tutorial shows you an easy way to load one Flash Movie into another. This loads the external Flash SWF Movie into a Movie Clip with the help of the Progress Bar Component. Loading a Movie into an MC means that you can address the Movie Clip in the ActionScript and change the Movie Clips properties. This MC includes the external swf file so any change that you impose on the Movie Clip also changes the external Movie nested within.
Creating a movie in a movie Adobe Flash / Getting Started
This is a tutorial is very simple for those new to flash. It is designed as a scaffolding task. This means that the learner will be able to apply a simply learned knowledge to many more complex ideas as they are encountered in more complex environments. We will accomplish two objectives in this tutorial. Objective one is to illustrate one way of creating a small secondary flash movie symbol, also called a movie clip using the 'create symbol function' in the library panel. The second objective is to illustrate how a movie clip is used as part of a main flash movie. The example we provided here is an animation that plays when you mouse over a button.
Movie Clips Adobe Flash / Video
A Movie Clip is a movie, like any of which we can have created until now in this tutorial, but this one is included within another movie and at the same time it can contain movies inserted in itself.