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Smooth Scrollbar Flash Tutorial

So much content and so little space in which to display it. In this tutorial, I want to discuss the basics of creating scrollable content in ActionScript 3. In our examples, scrollable content will include much more than simple scrollable text fields. For our purposes here, we want to learn how to create scrollable content [...]


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Flash Tutorial – Fake 3D Extrusion

A couple years ago, I accidentally discovered method for giving Flash text an extruded, 3D look, and it’s insanely easy to do. Step 1 – Create Some Text – Easy enough, right? In this case, I want to put a gradient on the text, so to keep things simple, I’m just going to break the [...]


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ActionScript 3 Tutorial – Tweener Transitions

I recently posted a couple of ActionScript button tutorials that made use of the Tweener class instead of the traditional Tween class, so I thought it would be appropriate to talk a little more about the Tweener class and discuss why and how to use it. Tween vs Tweener It doesn’t take a Flash developer [...]


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Tutorial – Object-Oriented Buttons in ActionScript 3

For some people, creating a separate class for a simple button is overkill. However, if you find yourself  reusing the same kind of button over and over, it may behoove you to apply some simple object-oriented ActionScript. In the last tutorial, I demonstrated how to create an ActionScript 3 Button that didn’t rely on the [...]


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Tutorial – ActionScript 3 Buttons

In a previous tutorial, I demonstrated how to create a Movie Clip button in Flash. Movie Clips are much more flexible than Button Symbols, so it often makes more sense to use a Movie Clip and treat it as a Button. However, even the previous tutorial was a little limited in its possibilities in that [...]


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Motion Tweens in Flash CS3 and CS4

Flash CS4 changed the way that motion tweens are handled. In CS3, tweens were very timeline-oriented, but CS4 has made them more object-oriented. This tutorial is a great overview of both the old and new ways of creating Motion Tweens using Flash.


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ActionScript 3 Tutorial – A Better Preloader

Having problems with your preloader? It’s to be expected. Preloaders have a history of causing a lot of grief among Flash designers. Even once you get the loader bar working, you’ll often find that it takes the preloader itself several seconds before it shows up. Which defeats the purpose of having a preloader in the [...]


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3D Particle Effect – Flash CS4 Tutorial

In today’s video tutorial, I’ll show you how to create an ActionScript 3D particle effect that causes multiple stars to animate out in all directions in 3D space. Here is the ActionScript for this tutorial: var container:MovieClip = new MovieClip(); addChild(container);   root.transform.perspectiveProjection.fieldOfView = 120;   addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, addStar);   function addStar(e:Event):void { var mc:star = [...]


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The Bone Tool – Flash CS4 Tutorial

Inverse Kinematics! The feature we’ve all been waiting for! IK is going to make character animation a lot easier than it once was. With IK, you can build a bone structure to link different pieces of a character or object together in order to make it easier to animate. In today’s video, Craig will discuss [...]


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Custom Motion Paths – Flash CS4 Tutorial

If you’re familiar with using motion paths in Flash CS3, then you might be a little confused when trying to create your own custom path using Flash CS4. In Flash CS4, a motion path is automatically created any time you create a motion tween, and there is only so much you can do to customize [...]


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