Dynamic masking Adobe Flash / Interactivity
This tutorial will teach you about dynamic masking. Dynamic masking allows you to use movie clips as masks. For example in this tutorial text will appear as the mouse moves over the screen
Create Colored Masking Effect Adobe Flash / Special Effects
Some of my readers asked me to write more about masking. Here is another simple way of using masking with colors and object which still can give good impression.
Simple Masking 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.
Converting code into a class Adobe Flash / ActionScript
The following example creates an ActionScript class which encapsulates all the logic that makes a movie clip draggable. Now whenever a new instance of this class is created, the shape is automatically draggable without having to write additional code for each instance on the Stage.
Creating clickable and draggable shapes Adobe Flash / ActionScript
In this example, you'll explore some of the new features in the Flash Professional 9 ActionScript 3.0 Preview. You will create a simple shape and make it clickable using the improved event model. In later examples, you will make the shape draggable, turn your code into a class, and dynamically create a class instance.
Connecting Lines Dynamically in Flash Using ActionScript Adobe Flash / ActionScript
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create two draggable circles that will always remain connected via a dynamic line that you will create in Actionscript. No matter where you move the circles, they will always be connected by the line.
Drag and Drop with Target Areas Adobe Flash / Interactivity
How to build a Drag and Drop interaction with Flash 4, which will check the 'Target Area' and respond with sticky behaviour or will put back the Draggable Object. You should be familiar with building MovieClips and the Actions Tab.Building the Draggable Objects,Building the Target Areas,Building Feedback,Scripting,And Beyond.