Flash 8: Projects for Learning Animation and Interactivity (OReilly Digital Studio) - page 1
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- Flash 8: Projects for Learning Animation and Interactivity
- Flash 8: Projects for Learning Animation and Interactivity
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Getting Started, Right Out of the Box
- Section 1.1. Drawing Your First Box
- Section 1.2. Coloring Fills and Strokes
- Section 1.3. Merging and Stacking Shapes
- Section 1.4. Creating Reusable Graphics
- Chapter 2. Creating Quickly: Customizing Your Workspace
- Section 2.1. Designing Your Own Panel Layout
- Section 2.2. Customizing Movie Properties
- Section 2.3. Aligning Objects on the Stage
- Section 2.4. Behind Every Good Symbol Is a Good Editor
- Section 2.5. Automate Your Workflow
- Section 2.6. What s Next?
- Chapter 3. Your First Animation
- Section 3.1. Layers and the Timeline
- Section 3.2. Keyframes and Tweening
- Section 3.3. Preparing Text for Animation
- Section 3.4. Staggering Animation
- Section 3.5. Alpha Effect
- Section 3.6. Motion Effects
- Section 3.7. Your First Script
- Section 3.8. Publishing Your Movie
- Chapter 4. Buttons and Interactivity
- Section 4.1. Buttons as Symbols
- Section 4.2. Scripting Your Button
- Section 4.3. Components and Behaviors
- Section 4.4. Navigation
- Section 4.5. More Fun with Buttons
- Chapter 5. Working with Graphics
- Section 5.1. Importing Pixels
- Section 5.2. Working with Pixels
- Section 5.3. Importing Vectors
- Section 5.4. Using Scenes
- Section 5.5. Working with the Library
- Chapter 6. Movie Clips and Interactivity
- Section 6.1. Drawing a Cartoon Character
- Section 6.2. Controlling the Character with ActionScript
- Section 6.3. More Movie Clip Control
- Chapter 7. More Animation Techniques
- Section 7.1. Morphing with Shape Tweens
- Section 7.2. Frame-by-Frame Animation
- Section 7.3. Using Masks
- Section 7.4. Timeline Versus ActionScript Animation
- Section 7.5. What s Next?
- Chapter 8. Using Sound
- Section 8.1. Importing Sounds
- Section 8.2. Controlling External Sounds
- Section 8.3. Scripting Your Own Sound Control
- Chapter 9. Using Video
- Section 9.1. Importing Video
- Section 9.2. Controlling External Videos
- Section 9.3. Scripting Your Own Video Control
- Chapter 10. Compositing and Bitmap Effects
- Section 10.1. Runtime Bitmap Caching
- Section 10.2. Bitmap Filter Effects
- Section 10.3. Blend Modes
- Chapter 11. Working with Text
- Section 11.1. Text Types
- Section 11.2. Using Fonts
- Section 11.3. Loading and Styling Text
- Section 11.4. FlashType
- Chapter 12. Loading Assets on the Fly
- Section 12.1. Using ActionScript to Modularize Content
- Section 12.2. Preloading
- Chapter 13. e-Learning with Flash
- Section 13.1. Creating a Quiz: Getting Started with Templates
- Section 13.2. Sending Results with a Form
- Section 13.3. Saving and Retrieving Local Data
- Chapter 14. Flash for CD-ROM and Handhelds
- Section 14.1. Flash on CD-ROM
- Section 14.2. Flash on the Run
- Chapter 15. Think Outside the Box
- Section 15.1. Exporting to Video
- Section 15.2. The Drawing API
- Section 15.3. Extending Flash
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