
Create a smart interactive gallery that can be controlled using a scrollbar.
All the contents of our slideshow will be controlled through an XML file so that you can updated your images and their description without going back to your FLA, the XML file will also control the speed of the slideshow.
This tutorial will teach you the basics on how to use the setInterval() method in Flash to execute code repeatedly at given time intervals.
This tutorial will teach you how to create an advanced scrolling gallery using XML. All of our assets will be dynamically loaded and the gallery could be fully customized using the XML file.
We will look at how to load external text, display it and scroll it with buttons. We will work with URLRequest class, URLLoader class and use some MouseEvents. Not much to say about this topic, we will not build some fancy application, but this is very useful when working with external text.
XML can be used to load external data in Flash to provide an easy method for structuring content so that it is easy to understand, process, and update.
Create an awesome menu with smooth button animation using the Tween Class.
This tutorial will teach you the basics on how to use the MovieClipLoader class to load an external image in Flash at run time.
Want your users to stick around your website a little longer? Try giving them something interactive to do, like drawing on the stage. In this video, you will learn how to allow your users to click and drag on the stage in order to create their own drawings.
Learn how to create an amazing scrolling image gallery in Flash using ActionScript.
In this tutorial, you will learn the code necessary in order to make one slideshow image fade in right on top of another one using ActionScript.
In this tutorial, Craig will show you how to make your own scrollbar from scratch that will cause a text field to scroll up and down as you drag the scrollbar around.
Like other software, in flash also you can give alert Message,whenever you want to announce
Learn how to control the formatting of text fields in flash using CSS.
ActionScript wizardry: draw a button, fill it with a polished gradient and then import fonts into Flash and make dynamic button labels on the fly