so who wante to help me with some macromedia flash?
ok so im designing a site and the navigation is sorta based on the underwater records site (link.) anyways, i am in the process of making the flash animations between each page and have found that it is going to be a long, tedious process. the way i'm doing it it will take a tween from each "frame" to each other "frame" (each frame is one of the different pages. ie: downloads.) is there a way to script it so when you click a button it just moves one graphic to a certain place. in this cas i would only need one graphic, x positions, and x buttons.
if you need some clarification just ask cuz i think ill save a lot of time and energy doing something like this. if you are good at flash maybe you can suggest something even more efficient!
yes it can definitely be dun with actionscripting, i know it pretty well, i think it'll be a huge pain doing it with tweens tho
u will have to use sum easing (AS) to get it to work the way it does on that site
Dec-14-2002 22:05
Tranex02
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Registered: May 2001
Location: United States
yea ...that's a pretty cool design!
i just started learning using macromedia flash! it's frucking complicated! so far i made 1 flash animation for the intro to my site!
can't help you there!
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Dec-14-2002 23:48
SmellsExcellent
fuckedupandconfused
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Shangri-La
quote:
Originally posted by AnotherWay83
yes it can definitely be dun with actionscripting, i know it pretty well, i think it'll be a huge pain doing it with tweens tho
u will have to use sum easing (AS) to get it to work the way it does on that site
it IS a huge pain to use tweening... any suggestions how i go about actionscripting or learn how it works? thanks.
Originally posted by SmellsExcellent
it IS a huge pain to use tweening... any suggestions how i go about actionscripting or learn how it works? thanks.
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well, u can start by asking in a flash-related forum
like, were-here.com or flashkit.com
u have to learn actionscript too, altho its not that complicated..u can get sum really good books, like "actionscript: the definitive guide" by colin moock