Add Interactivity Adobe Flash / Interactivity
Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8 offer numerous ways to engage users with interactivity. When you incorporate interactivity, you're not limited to playing each frame in a timeline sequentially; however, sequential playing offers greater design and development options. This tutorial will show you some of the ways to implement interactivity in Flash.
Basic Actionscripting Adobe Flash / ActionScript
One of the most interesting additions to Flash 4 is the creation of Actionscript because it allows the web designer to create true interactivity in his own Flash applications.
Creating Interactive Movies Adobe Flash / Third Party
Selteco Flash Designer provides basic level of interactivity. Each item can be defined as a button and react to mouse over events or mouse clicks.
Key controls Adobe Flash / Interactivity
We are going to teach you about the basic key controls. This adds interactivity to your objects as they are able to move on stage using the arrows keys.
ComboBox Component Interactivity Adobe Flash / Interactivity
In Flash, the ComboBox component is basically nothing more than your basic dropdown list that you see in forms on the Internet. In this video, you'll learn how to use this component to communicate with another movie clip on the stage.
Embed Flash Into MS Powerpoint Adobe Flash / Third Party
Adding a little of interactivity and animation to your powepoint presentation can greatly ease sending your message to your audiance. In this tutorial, I'm going to show you in very easy steps how to add flash swf files to your Powerpoint slides.
Animated Buttons Adobe Flash / Navigation
Animated buttons provide advanced interactivity. Simple rollovers and down states are common, but when you create animated buttons, your buttons take on a new life!.
Flash Image Animation 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.
Creating Eyes That 'Watch' The Cursor Flash tutorial Adobe Flash / Math and Physics
This tutorial, we hope you can learn somthing about Flash interactivity from it! This tutorial is split into three parts: The Movie Guidelines for setting up the movie, ready for adding our actions. The Good Stuff Here we work through the script that will generate the mouse interaction. Advanced Use Here i discuss some other ways that the skills taught in this tutorial can be developed to create more complex projects.
Balance Slider or Panning Effect Adobe Flash / Sound
In this tutorial, we will take up creating a balance slider which will allow you to shift the sound from one channel (right or left) to the other channel. The viewer on the site will be able to control the balance or the panning of the sound. Using ActionScripting with sound can be a very powerful tool in creating great effects and amazing interactivity.
High-score list using PHP Adobe Flash / Games
One of the nicest things to put in a Flash game, is a top score list; a list of the top 10 players in a game, for example, adds a level of competition between players, and an aspect of interactivity to the gameserver. This tutorial uses a simple PHP script to maintain score tables (as many as you want) for different games.
Create Symbols and Instances Adobe Flash / Getting Started
A symbol is a reusable object, and an instance is an occurrence of a symbol on the Stage. Repeatedly using instances does not increase the file size and is a good part of a strategy for keeping a document file size small. Symbols also simplify editing a document; when you edit a symbol, all instances of the symbol update to reflect the edits. Another benefit of symbols is that they allow you to create sophisticated interactivity.
Basics of Using Text in Flash Adobe Flash / Text Effects
This Tutorial explains the basics of Text in Flash. In Flash there are 3 types of Textboxes - Static, Input & Dynamic. Static text are used for titles, labels, or other text content that appears in a flash document by default. Input text options are used for user interactivity like obtaining username or other information in a Flash form. The third type of text is a Dynamic text, that are used to display text that changes dynamically at runtime.