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9788931435061

FlashTM MX 2004 Accelerated: A Full-Color Guide

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    9788931435061

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    8931435061

  • Edition: CD
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-04-01
  • Publisher: Sybex
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Summary

Accelerate Your Flash Skills with This Practical, Sophisticated Guide Flash MX 2004 Accelerated: A Full-Color Guide gets you up and running in a flash through hands-on experience creating meaningful, fun projects. Its learn-by-doing approach makes the road to proficiency quick and painless. Start off with a clear-cut introduction to the essential concepts, functions, and terminology that are difficult to grasp on your own. Then, immediately put your new skills to the test by following the step-by-step practical exercises. Full-color, crisp screenshots and graphics on every page give you a clear image of what's possible. Dozens of real-world examples, from straightforward to advanced, demonstrate how to integrate techniques and pull all your knowledge together. By the end, you'll know how to enrich your website with animation, special effects, audio, and motion-a level of competency that classifies you as a skillful Flash user. Projects you will complete include: Draw an animated logo Design posters using bitmap images Animate a boy on a skateboard Move a mini-movie inside a main movie Add movie clips to buttons Attach sound to buttons Create Windowless Flash movies Simulate motion blur for a moving train Make an animated text banner with SwiSH Generate a rotating 3D logo with Swift 3D

Table of Contents

Exploring the Flash MX 2004 Workspace
6(40)
The Flash MX 2004 Interface
8(6)
Installing Flash MX 2004
14(4)
Starting and Quitting Flash MX 2004
18(22)
Flash Drawing Techniques
40(48)
Introduction
42(21)
Exercise 1 Text Design
63(5)
Let's Go Pro! A New Feature - Font Mapping
67(1)
Exercise 2 Creating Logos with Text
68(8)
Let's Go Pro! Making a Scrolling Text Box
72(4)
Exercise 3 Drawing a Rabbit
76(6)
Exercise 4 Working with Bitmap Images
82(6)
Let's Go Pro! Importing Bitmap Images without a Background
86(2)
Basic Elements of Animation
88(48)
Understanding the Basic Elements
90(19)
Exercise 1 Working with Frames
109(4)
Exercise 2 Managing Layer Folders
113(3)
Exercise 3 Creating and Using Graphic Symbols
116(3)
Exercise 4 Creating Button Symbols
119(3)
Exercise 5 Creating Blur Timeline Effect
122(5)
Exercise 6 Inserting Attention Grabbing Effects
127(3)
Exercise 7 Making Copies and Applying Timeline Effects
130(3)
Exercise 8 Using Timeline Effects to Create Text Animations
133(3)
Animating in Flash
136(44)
Animation Methods and Characteristics
138(3)
Exercise 1 Captivating Line Effects Using Frame-by-Frame Animation - A Rotating Earth
141(9)
Let's Go Pro! The Revolving Earth
145(5)
Exercise 2 Simulating Camera Movement with Motion Tweening
150(6)
Let's Go Pro! Inserting Illustrator Files
154(2)
Exercise 3 Working with Motion Guide Layers
156(7)
Let's Go Pro! Rotating an Object
160(3)
Exercise 4 Shape Tweening
163(3)
Exercise 5 Animating Masks
166(7)
Exercise 6 E-Card Animation Using a Motion Guide Mask
173(7)
A Must for Designers - Using Behaviors to Learn ActionScript
180(38)
Actions and Behaviors
182(12)
Exercise 1 Adding Actions to Frames and Buttons
194(3)
Exercise 2 Controlling Movie Clip Properties
197(4)
Exercise 3 Making a Floating Menu Panel
201(2)
Exercise 4 Using the fscommand to Execute an Lxternal Program
203(3)
Exercise 5 Creating ActionScript with the Behaviors Panel
206(3)
Exercise 6 Using Behaviors to Control Movie Clips
209(3)
Exercise 7 Creating a Photo Gallery with Behaviors
212(2)
Exercise 8 Using the Embedded Video Behavior
214(4)
Advanced Animation Techniques
218(28)
Using Movie Clips and Templates
220(3)
Exercise 1 Creating a Bouncing Ball Movie Clip
223(3)
Exercise 2 Importing Video Clips into Movie Clips
226(2)
Exercise 3 Making Your Own Templates
228(2)
Exercise 4 Adding Movie Clips to Buttons
230(3)
Exercise 5 Using Actions to Control Movie Clips
233(5)
Exercise 6 Using Masks and Movie Clips to Make an Ad Movie
238(8)
Let's Go Pro! PDF and EPS File Support
241(1)
Let's Go Pro! Loading PDF Files into Flash
242(2)
Let's Go Pro! Loading EPS Files into Flash
244(2)
Working with Sounds
246(20)
Adding Sounds in Flash
248(4)
Exercise 1 Adding Background Music
252(2)
Exercise 2 Adding a Sound to a Button
254(2)
Exercise 3 Using Sounds in an Animation
256(2)
Exercise 4 Turning off Sounds within a Movie
258(2)
Exercise 5 Making a Jukebox
260(6)
Let's Go Pro! Using Behaviors to Control Sound
263(3)
It's a Wrap!
266(2)
From Optimization to the Final Cut
268(10)
Exercise 1 Using Export Movie to Make an SWF File
278(1)
Exercise 2 Creating Full-Screen Movies for CD-ROMs
279(2)
Exercise 3 Creating Transparent Flash Movies
281(2)
Let's Go Pro! Matching the Flash Movie Size to the Window Size
283

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