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This tutorial will teach you how to create a YouTube like Flash video player.
This tutorial will teach you how to create a currency converter in flash using AS2 components.
Functions are fundamental tools used in ActionScript to reduce the amount written code, save time, and add a logical structure to your code.
A loop is a tool used to execute a segment of code repeatedly for a specific number of times or while a certain condition is satisfied.
This is the ultimate noob tutorial that will introduce you to the fundamental ActionScript 3.0 tools.
Learn how to play video files in Flash.
Re-use, Recycle. Be bandwidth and editing time-friendly with this action that enables you to reuse frame actions placed anywhere in your movie...
This action enable you to store and move information around your flash movie.
A good error checking tool to use throughout the production of a flash movie. Outputs a message and/or variable to a window during testing.
This action allows you to document your code for yourself and others.
The is the action used to ensure that a frame has been loaded before it is used. This also is used for preloaders too.
Uncover the secret behind creating animated pop-up menus. These can add a great interactive quality to your site.
The tutorial will teach you how to open a browser window using flash and javascript.
Give tired 2d text a face lift with this simple shadow effect.
This preloader comes complete with byte counter, timer and no Javascript! It takes a little more time to set up but is well worth it.
This action gives to the ability to load and unload .swf files when require, communication to a server script or to load variables from a text file.
There are no shortage of drag and drop tutorials, but in this one you will discover how to not only drag and drop but to also swap movie clips.
A must know action for games, customisable interfaces and drag and drop functionality.
Here is combination of old and new. On one hand, you have the pegpuzzle, a classic brainteaser. On the other you have Flash.
The first stop for anyone wanting to know how to detect the collision between two movie clips.