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This is a real-time clock. It uses a very simple ASP script, a bit of ActionScript, and some easy Flash. Start a new movie. Begin by drawing the 2 clock hands. The minute hand must be less than half the total height of the stage...
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Editor's Pick in Flash Tutorials, July 2005
Let's get trippy with an easy-to-build kaleidoscope! A simple bit of masking and some tweening is all it takes to achieve something that looks a lot more complex.
Editor's Pick in Flash Tutorials, July 2005
Don't know how to give the illusion of motion in a 3D space? The technique used in this tutorial is quite straightforward and easily adapted.
Here's a fairly simple technique to achieve a directional fade-in. Using this method, you can fade any object into view from any direction...
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Editor's Pick in Flash Tutorials, July 2005
Text effects are a popular use for Flash. Here you'll create a text that flies apart in shards in a 'smashed window' effect.
Editor's Pick in Flash Tutorials, July 2005
Using ActionScript, we'll transform static text into something dynamic, attention grabbing, and memorable.
Editor's Pick in Flash Tutorials, July 2005
Keep your visitors amused with cursor trails, created using a the Duplicate Movie Clip Action, and you won't lose them while your main movie loads.
This is a very common request. A lot of people want a preloader that they can use to indicate the download progress of their movie before it actually plays. This has the benefit of preventing the movie from playing while it is still streaming (when the movie can look quite jerky...
read moreYou've probably seen this in a lot of shooting games. A crosshair follows the mouse around the screen. This tutorial demonstrates how to make horizontal and vertical lines follow the cursor...
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