Target Paths Adobe Flash / Tips and Tricks
One of the best new features in Flash 5, is the easiest way the movies can communicate between each others, using dot notation, and absolute or relative paths. My intention is to demonstrates in a graphical/practical way how these target paths will looks like.
Passing Variables Adobe Flash / Dynamic Content
This tutorial will show you how to set paths to media content by passing variables to flash using html, as opposed to "hard coding" paths inside of flash. This allows for slightly more dynamic flash video delivery (especially if used as part of a bigger a
Passing Variables Adobe Flash / Video
This tutorial will show you how to set paths to media content by passing variables to flash using html, as opposed to "hard coding" paths inside of flash. This allows for slightly more dynamic flash video delivery (especially if used as part of a bigger application), easier and faster updateability, and just less hassle overall.
Photo gallery (AS 3.0). Adobe Flash / ActionScript
In this tutorial we will build a photo gallery. We will load the paths to the photos from an xml file and will use the Tweener class to add some nice transitions.
Using motion guides Adobe Flash / Tips and Tricks
This flash tutorial will teach you how to use motion guides. Motion guide let you draw paths along which tweened instance, groups, or text blocked can be animated.
Target Paths Adobe Flash / Interactivity
A tutorial showing you how one instance of a symbol communicates with another, specifically when the symbol is placed inside another symbol.The aim of this tutorial is to give you an idea of how these symbols communicate with one another. This tutorial is designed to give you some practical experience of how this is done.
Global Class Path Adobe Flash / Tips and Tricks
Are you sick and tired of writing huge file paths to locate your include files in the actionscript window? or are you the organised type that likes to keep everything grouped together in one place? Whatever the reason, the Flash MX Authoring tool has a neat little feature which you can use to organise your include files in one easy to access place..
Motion Tweens (With Paths) Adobe Flash / Getting Started
Creating a simple motion tween to get an object from point A to point B is relatively simple, but what happens if you want your object to get there in a non linear fashion? You could, of course, create keyframes and motion tweens at pre-defined intervals but this is messy and needlessly complex. By careful use of motion guides it is possible to get Flash to do all the hard work for you! How? Well, read on and find out...