Actionscripting Flash Tutorials - FlashPerfection.com
You can use three (or more) types of loadMovie function.
November 21,
2005
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Some notes about ActionScript classes
November 21,
2005
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Notes on my developing a space shoot-em-up in OOP
November 18,
2005
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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,
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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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More on Inheritance
November 14,
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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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Using Inheritance and creating an Interface class
November 11,
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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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