Working with 9-slice scaling Adobe Flash / Getting Started
You can use 9-slice scaling to specify component-style scaling for movie clips. 9-slice scaling lets you create movie clip symbols that scale appropriately for use as user interface components, as opposed to the type of scaling typically applied to graphics and design elements.
Set Property Adobe Flash / Getting Started
This tutorial is going to cover how to use the "setProperty" action to change different propeties of an object using action scripts only.
Keyframes Adobe Flash / Getting Started
This tutorial is going to be fairly brief. It is ideally for those of you getting started with Flash. Learn the basics of key frames so you can structure your animations!
Shape Tween Adobe Flash / Getting Started
The shape tween is one of the most basic effects Flash can create. It involves changing a shape into a different shape.
Flash Random Adobe Flash / Getting Started
Random motion can be easily produced via actionscript. You can a sample of this effect. This tutorial shows you how to reproduce this effect.
Macromedia Flash - The Basic Concepts Adobe Flash / Getting Started
Macromedia Flash is the vector based industrial standard authoring tool for producing artwork, animations, interactive movies and rich internet applications.The Flash package contains a variety of media to help the user learn the program quickly, which includes Introductory Lessons, Short Tutorials, Online Help (F1) that opens in Web browser, a built-in ActionScript Reference panel and Dictionary. In addition, there are third-party resources available to Flash designers and developers.
Flash Masking Adobe Flash / Getting Started
Masking, in itself, is a very simple process. You take one image, (the mask), and you stick something under it, (the masked). Whatever the shape of the mask is, is how the masked will look. Kinda like cutting a shape out of a piece of paper and laying the paper cutout on top of another sheet of a different color. Only the shape of the mask shows the shape of the underlying layer.