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Intermediate Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Version MX 2004 Course Outline Introduction Introduction to Our Case Study Exercise 0: Downloading and Installing the Files for Class Movie Structure Useful Tools for Preparing a Movie Keyframes and Labels Actions Exercise 1: Preparing the Movie's Stage A Possible Solution to Exercise 1 ActionScript Fundamentals ActionScript's Object-Oriented World Writing ActionScript Example: Fundamental Actions ActionScript conventions Exercise 2: Using Actions to Navigate a Movie Clip A Possible Solution to Exercise 2 The Flash Movie Clip Hierarchy Creating a Hierarchy Targeting a Movie Clip's Timeline Controlling Animation Using with( ) Inserting a Target Path Example: Using with( ) to Target Instances Exercise 3: Creating Complex Animation Using with( ) A Possible Solution to Exercise 3 Using Path Notation to Target Movies Exercise 4: Creating Interactive Movies A Possible Solution to Exercise 4 Movie Clip Properties General Properties Object Properties Setting Properties Example: setProperty( ) Exercise 5: Using setProperty( ) to Show and Hide the Content Clip A Possible Solution to Exercise 5 Getting Properties Output Panel and Tracing Expressions Exercise 6: Using trace( ) and getProperty( ) to Display Values A Possible Solution to Exercise 6 Variables and Conditionals Variables Arithmetic Operators Comparison Operators Conditional Expressions: if( ) Example: Variables, Operators and Conditionals Conditional Expressions: else, and else if( ) Exercise 7: Creating Controls to Modify the Background A Possible Solution to Exercise 7 Controlling Audio Loops Importing Sound Files Example: Toggling Sounds Exercise 8: Toggling Background Music A Possible Solution to Exercise 8 Appendix A: Recommended Resources Appendix B: Browser Navigation Named Anchors Appendix C: Guidelines for Exporting Sound in Flash Movies Sound Properties Appendix D: Behaviors Panel IFL2X4 WESTLAKE - 5/1/2004 0:00:00 |
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