Flash Tutorials by Flash Creations
In order to do anything useful with variables in the way of comparison, calculation, concatenation, or even bit manipulation, we need to see how actionscript operators work
November 16,
2005
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An event handler is a function assigned to an event property of a movieclip that tells the movieclip how to respond when that event occurs.
November 15,
2005
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Now we'll look at how to make a movieclip that not only changes on rollOver and rollOut, but looks different depending on which of two states it's in
November 14,
2005
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To allow a movieclip to be dragged while the mouse is pressed (only), you assign a function which executes the startDrag method to the movieclip's onPress event, and a function which executes the stopDrag method to the movieclip's onRelease and onReleaseOutside events.
November 11,
2005
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Build the bee game
November 9,
2005
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The dart shooter game is a whole lot more interesting if it has sound included in it.
November 8,
2005
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Here we'll take a look at another use of the onRelease function to make a photo in a slider movieclip ease into place when the control is clicked.
November 7,
2005
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In this tutorial, we'll make a shooter movieclip (the red snorkel thing above) that can be dragged horizontally, a dart movieclip that is 'shot' when the spacebar is pressed, and several instances of a bubble movieclip that float by and pop when hit by the dart.
November 4,
2005
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Assignment statements can be used to assign values to variables. They can be combined with declaration statements to both declare a variable and assign it a value, or the declaration and assignment may be done separately.
November 3,
2005
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In actionscript, variables of type Number can be positive or negative integer or decimal numbers. This is different from many programming languages which have different data types for integer and floating point numbers, and means that one must be careful with numeric comparisons in Flash
October 31,
2005
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