When You Create A Web Site, Don't Make A Splash!
Are you thinking about using a splash page when you create a web site? You would be wise to think again...
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Are you thinking about using a splash page when you create a web site? You would be wise to think again...
read moreGraphics are fun, but if you put in too many bells and whistles when you create your web site, you may lose a potential audience whose Internet connection can’t handle lots of graphics, and that means you’ll be losing potential customers...
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This Basics tutorial is to explain how to build faces and the three uses of the bridge tool that make it very very useful4992 Creating faces using the CREATE POLYGON tool is accurate and used most often but can be slow at times, the BRIDGE tool allows you to fill in faces very quickly...
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This tutorial explains how to simply UV a basic box crate, and paint it up to look like old worn wood etc using the Paintbrush tool, a little Dodge and Burn and Layers...
read moreIf you have access to a sound editing application, you should use it to optimize your sounds before importing them into Flash®. The following are some tips to optimize your audio...
read moreKnowing how to get around the Sound tab in the Frame Properties window will facilitate the use of your audio. Below is a diagram that illustrates the various sound controls in Flash®...
read moreThere are 4 synchronization options from which to choose: Event, Start, Stop and Stream as shown in the diagram below...
read moreWhen I set one of my sounds to loop, it doesn't do so seamlessly. Why? Most likely, your sound contains gaps or silence and has not been edited properly. You can remedy this in two ways...
read moreOnce a sound is attached to a frame in Flash ®, you can use a maximum of 8 envelope points to manipulate that sound. Envelope points (appearing as little squares in the diagram below) are really volume controls that allow you to create effects such as panning, muting, and fading...
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Editor's Pick in Flash Tutorials, June 2005
This tutorial covers the creation of a masking effect where different colored shapes will appear to pass through a given object.
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