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The Matrix Special Effects
The Matrix Special EffectsPosted by : PhilS on 12/18/2008
The aim of this tutorial is to learn how to create some Matrix special effects in Flash using Motion Tweens and ActionScript. There are two variations in this animation. Both take their inspiration from the films The Matrix & The Matrix Reloaded. The first is the dropping letters and the second has an added background.
Atomic Animation
Atomic AnimationPosted by : PhilS on 11/04/2008
Learn sophisticated animation techniques including how to duplicate Movie Clips such that you can create realistic animated trails that diminish in size and fade away as the electron revolves about an atom's nucleus.
Word Game
Word GamePosted by : PhilS on 11/04/2008
The aim of the tutorial is to learn how to create a simple word game. You will create an input box which will give different results depending on what is typed. The code for this is quite straight forward and has many uses other than this word game. For example forms and password controls.
Mouse Trail Animation
Mouse Trail AnimationPosted by : PhilS on 11/03/2008
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a great mouse trail effect. The Flash tutorial clearly explains every step needed to build this animated mouse trails with beautiful smooth motion. There is no complicated ActionScript needed. This is a very easy mouse trail to build. So add some fun to your mouse cursor with this cool mouse trail effect:
Collision Detection
Collision DetectionPosted by : PhilS on 11/03/2008
Learn how to make a basic maze game with collision detection. Collision detection is useful in many different game type scenarios and is easier than you might think. The Collision Detection ensures that the Blue Ball (or Player) does not cross the red lines of the Maze.
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From Flash to Flex: Creating ActionScript Components for FlexPosted by : khadlock on 12/28/2007
Do you want to develop applications more quickly, write cleaner code, and use external sources as the data that drives your applications? Kris Hadlock explains how to create an ActionScript component for Flex by using XML as a data source to offer reusability in your Flex applications. The Flash to......
From Flash to Flex: Moving to ActionScript 3Posted by : khadlock on 12/28/2007
In his second article from the Flash to Flex series, which focuses on helping you migrate your work environment from Flash to Flex by learning the differences between and comparing the two applications, Kris Hadlock shows you all you need to know to get started using ActionScript 3. In this article ......
From Flash to Flex: Integrating ActionScript with MXMLPosted by : khadlock on 12/28/2007
Are you familiar with Flash and interested in making a move to Flex? This article is for you. It will show you the differences between the two applications and how to make a smooth transition. In this first article of a multipart series, "From Flash to Flex," Kris Hadlock shows you how to begin crea......
From Flash to Flex: Understanding Flex EventsPosted by : khadlock on 12/28/2007
Events drive and breathe life into Flex applications, so understanding them is crucial to Flex development. In the latest article in the "From Flash to Flex" series, Kris Hadlock explains Flex events and how to incorporate them into object-oriented code. Everything in Flex occurs based on an even......
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