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Now everyone can test the website www.inked-world.com. The main purpose of that is to make more people start using our website. We are trying to make the best possible Tattoo and Piercing community website on the Internet.
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Sometimes when you work on different projects you might want to keep things on exactly the same place you want but when someone else view your project on different screen resolution it might change. This little tutorial will show you how to position movie clip on the stage by simple code.
Positioning can be very useful if you are creating flash website. Also positioning is very useful when you want to position some of your objects from your library without putting them in the stage. I will do tutorial how to do that next time.
1) Open Flash And choose AS3. ( I am working with Flash CS4 but CS3 works fine too)
AS3
2) Make simple box on the stage, select the box and convert it to movie clip by clicking Modify –> Convert to Symbol… or just press F8 on your keyboard.
Name the box.( the name doesen`t matter)
The box
3) Give the box instance name from your properties panel. (“Give it a name of myobjecrt_mc”)
Our object
4)Go to your first frame. Select it and open your Action Panel by clicking F9 on your keyboard or go to Window –> Actions.
When you open your Action Panel it should look like this:
Actions Panel
5) Now lest code…
Type:
myobjecrt_mc.x = 0;
myobjecrt_mc.y = 0;
And then test your movie by control + enter on your keyboard. You will see that your box is at the top left corner. Play a bit more with your X and Y propertyes and you will get the positioning easy.
I will show you more about X and Y positioning in the next tutorial. Don`t be afraid to ask if you don`t understand something.
Here is a little example how to trace values from function:
function theName():Number
{var number1:Number = 4.32;
var number2:Number = 2.31;
return number1 + number2
}
trace(theName());
1) Ok this simple example shows a function called theNamer with data type number.
2) In the function I have created two variables. If you don`t know what variable is and you don’t know how to create one please read here.
3) The first variable is called number1 and the data type is Number.
4) The second variable is called number2 and again the data type is Number.
5) This might be a new function to you but with the word return you can return the values, its that simple 
. So in my example i have return number1 + number2. It`s like 4.32 + 2.31.
6) On the end I have traced the whole function and this will calculate the answer and show it in the output box.
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Editing my First Video – Making it Vector
Editin the video
This is my latest project. The project was about creating a Bulgarian Flash Map which is getting data form XML.
I created that for Web Development company based at Bulgaria. You will be able to see the map live soon.
BG Flash map
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OK. Functions are re-usable blocks of code and they are used to preform repetative tasks. Flash alredy has built in functions for example stop(); and trace();
I have created simple animation which aways loops.
Example:
To stop the movie from looping just press f9 on your keyboard on the last frame and paste the code:
stop();
flash function stop();
ActionScript 3 primitive (prime) data types
Trace int
Open flash on Action Script 3, select the first frame and press F9 on your keyboard.
Copy the code.
var myNum:int = 3;
trace(myNum);
Press control + enter on your keyboard to test to code.
If you have a look of the tutorial how to create flash as3 variables you have seen already assigned values to variable. Sometimes when you create different applications you might want to change or add that variable value later. Here is a simple code how to do that.
var vName:String;
Name = “Raddy”;
var – creating the variable.
vName – the name of the variable.
: – defining what type of data is the variable going to be.
String – this means that the variable is going to be text.
; – closing the code.
vName = “Raddy”; This means that the variable name vName is equal to the value Raddy.
To test this code you can simply use trace statement.
trace(vName); This code must print the Raddy.
Output Trace The value
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