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Flash 5 Cartooning is a stunning, full color book that reveals scores of tips and techniques for building great cartoons, regardless of your artistic experience. Everything from cartooning fundamentals to advanced Flash techniques like ActionScripting and selling your work online is covered here, in this unique guide to creating exciting Flash cartoons. Author Mark Clarkson dives deep into the key topics cartooners need to know, with an emphasis on things like interactivity, special visual and audio effects, timing, cartoon physics, and more! A free companion CD-ROM is packed with sample cartoons from the book, additional cartooning material, and product tryouts. Beginner to advanced level guide to working with Flash 5 software to create cartoon animation. Flash 5 Cartooning covers the cartoon production cycle from a Flash artist's standpoint: drawing, writing, storyboarding, animating, and keyframes.
This great guide uses the visual approach to cover features of ActionScript. Take in all the information in two-page spreads, so there is no flipping back and forth between topics. This book was created for the professional, advanced level visual learner. Flash ActionScript: Your visual blueprint for creating Flash-enhanced Web sites covers how ActionScript works with Flash, actions, objects, properties and functions, operators and variables, Flash movies, and program debugging. Welcome to the only guidebook series that takes a visual approach to professional-level computer topics. Open the book and you'll discover step-by-step screen shots that demonstrate over 130 key Flash ActionScript techniques, including: Assigning ActionScript to a frame; Testing a movie; Concatenating strings; Using logical operators; Creating arrays; Setting volume and panning; Creating a scrollable text box; Working with multiple movies; Creating smart clips and more.
From user interactivity and eye candy effects to automated content management, ActionScript gives you the power to take your Flash movies to the next level. But what if you're not comfortable with objects, variables, and all that other programming stuff? Relax! Using plenty of easy-to-understand tutorials and an absolute minimum of geek-speak, Doug Sahlin takes the mystery out of ActionScript and shows you step by step how to put it to work in real-world Web design. Step-by-Step Tutorials and Projects Show You How to Create: Flash forms, Animated preloaders, Printable frames, User-customizable e-commerce products, Dynamic backgrounds, Custom cursors Motion trails, Starburst backdrops Slide shows, Pop-up windows, Banner ads, Flash intros, Animated banners. Projects such as Creating a Pop-Up Menu, Creating a Sound Controller, or Creating an Animated Flash Banner can be used as the starting point for readers' own customized projects.
Usually, if you need an object to move from one spot on your stage to another, a simple motion tween would suffice. But sometimes you may need your animations to be a little more interactive. Perhaps something your users does is going to determine where the object will end up when it is animated. If you decided to do this using the traditional motion tween, you'd have to create several different animations and then, depending on the user's actions, you'd have to take the Flash movie to the appropriate frame. This option is fine if there are only one or two or three different places for your object to end up. But what if the final resting place for the object at the end of the animation needed to be completely variable. Well, if this is the case, then the best solution is to create the animation using ActionScript. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to do that using the onEnterFrame event.
The flash blur effect allows you to get a blurry transition between one picture and the next. Features: Easy to use Transition parameters adjustable-you can adjust the quality settings and you can adjust the transition duration frames; Extensive example files included; Free updates. Filters are based on the latest Flash 8 technology and are not downwardly compatible (and are therefore not working with Flash MX). Works with both PC and MACs. The use of the filters is very easy. You can either use them on the Timeline (in the author environment of Adobe Flash) or with Actionscript. Available for ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3. Works with Flash 8 and Flash CS3.
To make image transition look like flipping through a book just use the Page Flip Effect. With the various adjustable settings you can make this effect fit in perfectly into your project. Features: Easy to use; Adjustable parameters such as the direction of the flipping effect, roll width, page flip duration number of frames, whether or not to mirror flip side, transparent or colored flipside; Extensive example files included; Free updates. Filters are based on the latest Flash 8 technology and are not downwardly compatible (and are therefore not working with Flash MX). Available for ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3. Works with Flash 8 and Flash CS3.
With this effect your transitions go trough an amazing pixilation process making this a unique effect. The pixelation will increasingly get larger during the transition, and then smaller to show the next picture. Features: Easy to use; Transition parameters adjustable letting you change the transition duration frames; Extensive example files included; Free updates. Filters are based on the latest Flash 8 technology and are not downwardly compatible (and are therefore not working with Flash MX). Available for ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3. Works with Flash 8 and Flash CS3.
Shake up your transition with this Genie-like effects. You can set the parameters for this rare filter so you can use it easily with your existing project. Features: Easy to use; Transition parameters adjustable, you can adjust the wave amplitude and transition duration frames and speed; Extensive example files included so that you can get an idea of how you can use it; Free updates. Filters are based on the latest Flash 8 technology and are not downwardly compatible (and are therefore not working with Flash MX). Available for ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3. Works with Flash 8 and Flash CS3.