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Hell. This is too much. I think I need help.
Researcher 178815 Started conversation May 28, 2004
I've been playing about with Macromedia Flash for a year or so now, and have just re-learnt (or really, am in the process of re-learning) Flash MX 2004 Professional.
And here's what I came up with.
Help.
http://82.42.97.52/pigeon/pigeon
http://82.42.97.52/pigeon/bomb
http://82.42.97.52/pigeon/surreality
Hell. This is too much. I think I need help.
E G Mel Posted May 28, 2004
They're cool, a bit paint like though and no clickable areas.
Having played with Flash before I can definitely say that they are better than I can do!
Mel
Hell. This is too much. I think I need help.
hellboundforjoy Posted May 28, 2004
Those are cool! Sorry I can't say anything the least bit helpful about flash, though.
Hell. This is too much. I think I need help.
Researcher 178815 Posted May 28, 2004
Yeah. ActionScript is the scripting language Flash uses to manage button click events, and whatnot.
Thanks Hellbound - I could do a lot better; these are just what I knock up while I relearn MX2004Pro. My favourite is the Surreality one, because it has an intro screen, a loading indictator, the smoothest animation of them all, music, and it's kinda freaky.
I'll have a think for some ideas and probably make something more meaningful later. Maybe even a real flash anim with a storyline!
Hell. This is too much. I think I need help.
E G Mel Posted Jun 2, 2004
that would be
Keep us posted!
As for action script I think I may have heard of it but I haven't used Flash in donkey's years. I tend to try more for things like fireworks, it can give some cool effects without being too complicated
Mel
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