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short video tutorial on how to make a button “work” inside Adobe Flash CS4. It’s a little different with the new ActionScript 3.0, so I decided I’d make a video on it. I’d also like to tell you that in ActionScript 3.0, all the actions are in the timeline, meaning you cannot give objects their [...]

This was a highly requested tutorial by many different people. I said I would do it in another video, and here it is. ACTIONS: instanceNameHere.addEventListener(MouseE vent.CLICK, mouseClick); function mouseClick { var request = new URLRequest(“link goes here”); navigateToURL(request,”_blank”); }

Today we will learn how to Linking and Using Buttons with ActionScript 3.0 step by step flash tutorial Flash basic : how to add link into Flash button

This is a tutorial on how to create and use the new motion tween in Flash CS4. A motion tween is used to create a movement between two positions on the timeline. With the new motion tween, you can easily add changes to each frame, bend the path, and extend the length of the motion [...]

Language Version : ActionScript 3.0 Runtime Versions : AIR 1.0, Flash Player 9.0.28.0 The ScrollBar component provides the end user with a way to control the portion of data that is displayed when there is too much data to fit in the display area. The scroll bar consists of four parts: two arrow buttons, a [...]

In this Flash actionscript 3.0 tutorial we will read some content from an external text file into a text field, then add a couple of buttons to scroll down the text in the text field. First we need to set up a few things, like a textbox and the up and down buttons. So first [...]

The DropShadowFilter class lets you add a drop shadow to display objects. The shadow algorithm is based on the same box filter that the blur filter uses. You have several options for the style of the drop shadow, including inner or outer shadow and knockout mode. You can apply the filter to any display object [...]

The ActionScript 3.0 Language and Components Reference supports several Adobe products, including Flash CS3 and Flex 2. The content covers application programming interfaces (APIs) that are specific to ActionScript and that may be implemented differently depending on the authoring tool you are using. Therefore, to test and use the example code in the ActionScript 3.0 [...]