Well this is about making an object moving through the scene!
Not with Motion Tween - With Actionscript(AS).
So let's begin!
Step I
Make a new Flash Document.
Create a ball with the ellipse tool.
Step II
Now this is where the fun begins!
Select you ball and make it a Movieclip(MC) by pressing F8 on your keyboard.
Name it like "Ball" or "Circle" or something(doesn't really matter).
Step III
In the bottom on your workspace it should be a tab called "Actions - Objects".
Click it.
Now the tab should "pop" up(not like a internet pop-up).
Click on your ball and write:
What this does is that it enters a frame at the frame rate that the user specified(you can see it under your timeline http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/1039/15xu.gif).
Double click it to change it(i recommend 30FPS).
As you can see, the Flash way, Y Directions is Mirrored.
I don't really get that myself, but i can live with it. :lol:
So test your movies out and have fun!
I hoped you learned something!
Til' next time! B)
good job, i think i got enough in my brain to figure out how to use flash mx on my thanks alot for your help.
08-05-2005, 04:51 PM
ilovecoheed
lol i had a tut on how to make realistic gravity, but it's been so long since i've used flash i can't remember...lol ill work on it tho
08-05-2005, 05:14 PM
1337elite
The thing you need to know is math..
I know how to make a Physics engine.
08-05-2005, 05:59 PM
ilovecoheed
so do i...i just can't remember at the moment lol...anywayz i have to leave for a concert right meyaw so c ya
08-05-2005, 06:08 PM
1337elite
cya
[kinda empty so i'll add this]
08-06-2005, 12:05 PM
Illegalx17
Hmm, good tutorial for beginners, though it is very simple. I'd be interested in seeing that physics engine. Also, you were wrong on the x & y axis. Flash doesn't mirror it, it just mirrors the Y axis. You are wrong on the x axis normally. The x axis always goes from left to right, ascending.
08-06-2005, 01:26 PM
1337elite
The flash(i like calling it like that) mirrors it. In visual Basic(in my understanding) X- Is left. In flash it is X+.
And as the title says; Simple Actionscripting.
08-06-2005, 01:47 PM
Illegalx17
I wasn't bagging on you for it being simple, thats fine, you don't have to defend yourself. And i don't know about visual basic, but in normal, real life, X+ is going to the right. Think about algebra 1, remember plotting graphs and stuff? Heres some links