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 Adobe Flash / 3D Effects Ever wanted to make 3d objects in Flash, without buying expensive, complicated 3d programs? If your aim is to get some not much complicated, rotating objects, such as the ring above, try this tutorial... Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Text Effects This tutorial shows you how to create a Flash movie of rotating text. Site: www.flashkit.com
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 Adobe Flash / Navigation Learn how to create a fantastic rotating menu! Site: www.flashkit.com
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 Adobe Flash / Getting Started Today we're going to make a rotating star, ideal for "Sign Up" buttons. They are commonly used around the internet, though often they do not animate. For this tutorial you should know the basics of Flash - how the tools work and how to use the features. I used Flash 8 to create this, as Filters were involved, which are exclusive to Flash 8. You can still create the effect in MX, without Filter effects. To view an example of what we will be creating, click here. Site: knowflash.com
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 Adobe Flash / Special Effects We're going to make a rotating star, ideal for "Sign Up" buttons. They are commonly used around the internet, though often they do not animate. For this tutorial you should know the basics of Flash - how the tools work and how to use the features. Site: www.knowflash.com
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 Adobe Flash / Special Effects In this basic tutorial, you will learn how to highlight your logo by putting a rotating sunburst effect behind it. You'll also learn an important lesson about reusing graphic elements whenever possible. Site: www.oman3d.com
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Adobe Flash / ActionScript By clicking and dragging mouse, we will make an impression of a rotating object. The object will rotate in the direction of mouse dragging, and as the mouse changes direction, so will the direction of the rotation of object. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Tips and Tricks Creating an animation of an object rotating is very easy to do, whether you do it with tweens or in Actionscript. Unfortunately, sometimes the rotations don't occur exactly how you would want them to, because by default, the anchor for the rotation is the center point of the object being rotated. In this tutorial, you will learn how to change that anchor point for both tweened animations and Actionscript animations. Site: www.oman3d.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 / 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 / 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 / ActionScript Classes are the blueprint for objects in Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8. All objects in Flash have an underlying class; for example, all movie clips have a method called getURL(), and getURL() is defined in the class definition for a movie clip. Flash contains many predefined classes, such as the MovieClip class, the Array class, the Color class, and the CheckBox class. This tutorial will show you how to create and modify classes. Site: www.brainbell.com
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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 You might be interested in the tip for rotating and object PERFECTLY without the jerk you sometimes have to correct manually. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / 3D Effects There are many ways to create 3D in Flash. You can either do it directly in Flash or through use of 3rd party software. Doing it directly in Flash can be very meticulous and frustrating. 3rd party tools are much easier in comparison, but they are also very pricy. Fortunately, there is an answer for those who only need simple 3D, like a logo or rotating cube, etc. Site: www.flashkit.com
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