Flash Tutorials

Build an XML Banner Rotator in AS3 from Scratch

Publish on May 28th, 2010 at 4:08 pm

FireCode

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In this tutorial we will use XML , URLLoader, URLRequest, Loader, Timer,  Events classes to develop the xml driven banner in AS3.  This is an easy-to-develop type of banner that you can use to showcase your products and services.

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Tweening in AS3

Publish on May 20th, 2010 at 5:51 pm

FireCode

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Tweening in Flash is the process of creating an animation based on the start frame and end frame. You can use tweening for animations and special effects in your application to make it more dynamic.

First we are going to work with Flash internal classes, and then we will move on to some popular open-source classes to see the differences between them. This will help you understand how things work and maybe choose what’s best for you.

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Top 12 Reasons Your File Was Rejected

Publish on April 22nd, 2010 at 10:59 am

Steven

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What makes FlashComponents.net a top-notch marketplace are the quality files that buyers find here. In order to keep this high-level, some Flash files that are submitted for approval may be rejected for certain reasons. But don’t get frustrated if your files have been rejected because our staff is here to help you. Unlike other marketplaces, our staff will not only review your files, but also make suggestions on what you can change or improve in order to get your components in the day light.

Taking into consideration the huge amount of files we receive daily for approval, here are the main reasons your file may have been rejected:

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How to Get Featured on FC and Turn Your Files into Mega-Bucks?

Publish on March 25th, 2010 at 4:35 pm

Steven

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You don’t have to have an idea from heaven in order to get featured on FC. On the other hand, being featured is no dumb luck. We appreciate a good file and we make sure it gets the deserved attention from potential customers. Since you’ve sent us a lot of e-mails asking how your file can get into the “What’s New” box, here’s a list of criteria we take into consideration when choosing to feature a Flash component.

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Cool News Readers for Your Website

Publish on March 18th, 2010 at 5:42 pm

Steven

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The two XML news readers developed by airesvsg are not just easy to use and useful, but also have a nice design.

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8 Tips for Successful Interaction with Clients

Publish on March 2nd, 2010 at 9:24 am

Steven

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1078183_13647396The key to any success is good communication. This also applies to Flash developers, even though many of you believe that great components equals great sales. Obviously, the quality of a Flash component matters, but knowing who your customers are, developing according to their needs, offering technical support and having the right attitude towards criticism are the main things that make a customer happy. And what happens if a customer is happy? He will come back for more.

Communicating with (potential) customers is a must in every business, even though dealing with them is not always easy. But what you have to keep in mind is that not all are Clients From Hell. After all, they’re the ones putting the bread on your table. Most importantly, you are given the chance to do something you’re passionate about and create a Flash component for a client that is going to enjoy using it.

So here a few suggestions on how to improve your communication skills with regards to (potential) customers.

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Author’s Zone: 12 Great Tricks to Promote Your Flash Files

Publish on February 9th, 2010 at 4:13 pm

Steven

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We all believe that the quality of a file should reflect on the number of sales, but the truth is that this is not always the case. If people don’t know your Flash components exist or if they’re not promoted properly, you might just be disappointed. That’s why we’ve decided to share some tips on how to promote your files better so that you can get more sales. We will go over 12 great ways of promoting your files on FlashComponents.net.

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Author’s Zone: How to Build a Strong Identity?

Publish on January 26th, 2010 at 12:40 pm

Steven

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To sell on the internet, you have to persuade visitors to take a chance. The more information you give them, the more comfortable they feel about spending money on you. You need to create a strong and trustworthy image with content that answers visitor’s questions, rather than leaving them guessing.

A personal portfolio page is all about promoting you and your skills as a Flash developer. Here is where you show potential customers what you can do and how good you are, so they purchase your files. Also, this is where you show visitors what you’re made of and use it to build your online presence. It is essential for you to have a good portfolio page if you want to get visitor’s attention and, even become a brand.

We’re going to show you how you can improve your presence on FC, build a credible image and, last but not least, get more sales.

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How to: Play a Flash Movie Backwards

Publish on January 21st, 2010 at 2:09 pm

Phils

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The aim of the tutorial is to learn how to make a movie play in reverse. You will also learn how to create a controller movie clip, which will give an automated instruction from one part of a Flash movie to another. This is fundamental to programming in Flash and has many uses.

You will also learn how to switch these instructions on and off. Assumed Knowledge: Tweening, use of Symbols, Layers and some Actionscript.

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How to: Create a Flash Menu with Swings In&Out

Publish on January 18th, 2010 at 2:56 pm

Phils

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This is a complete, step-by-step tutorial that will help you create a cool Flash menu with swings in and out. After you finish it, this is how it will look:

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Don’t be scared if it’s pretty long, as it includes every step in the book so you can understand better how to create the menu. Here we go!

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