Flash out of the box
If you believe the sky really is the limit when it comes to creating unparalleled user experiences and applications for the Web--then Macromedia Flash MX is sure to be your tool of choice. With Flash, you can integrate video, text, audio, and graphics into distinctive and compelling web content, st...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Beijing ; Sebastopol, California :
O'Reilly
[2005]
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| Edición: | Frist edition |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009626937006719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Flash out Of the Box; About the Author; Preface; What&s In A Name?; The Promise Of This Book; Why Use Flash?; How to Use This Book; Conventions; Comments and Questions; Acknowledgments; 1. Getting Started; 1.1.2. Creating A Rectangle; 1.1.3. Creating A Square; 1.1.4. Drawing A Perfect Square; 1.2. Filling Shapes With Color; 1.2.2. Creating A Multicolor Gradient Fill; 1.2.3. Gradients On Lsd; 1.2.4. Strokes (and Other Medical Emergencies); 1.2.5. Using the Pencil tool To Resurrect Hendrix; 1.2.6. Scaling Images; 1.2.7. Stacking Graphics; 1.3. Creating Reusable Graphics; 1.3.2. Reusing Symbols
- 2. Creating Layouts Quickly2.1.2. Economizing A Sequence; 2.1.3. Commands: Next-generation Macros; 2.2. Alignment For Unlicensed Chiropractors; 2.2.2. Precision Alignment; 2.2.3. Snap it In Place; 2.3. Behind every good Symbol Is A Good Editor; 3. Your First Animation; 3.2. Customizing Multiple Boxes; 3.2.2. Changing the Color Of the Boxes; 3.3. Animation; 3.4. Preparing Text For Animation; 3.4.2. Staggering Animation; 3.5. Publishing Your Movie; 3.5.2. Stop Looping Already!; 3.5.3. Publishing For Quicktime; 4. Interactivity and Movie Clips; 4.1.2. Putting A Face On the Box
- 4.1.3. Using Movie clips To Create Independent Animations4.1.4. Drawing the Legs; 4.2. Controlling the Character With Actionscript; 4.3. Controlling Movie Clips; 5. Using Images and Video; 5.1.2. Importing Freehand Artwork; 5.1.3. Setting Opacity For Symbol Instances; 5.1.4. Using Shared Assets; 5.2. Importing, Compressing, and Using Video; 5.2.2. Using Video In Flash Mx 2004; 5.2.3. Using Video In Flash Pro; 6. Building an animated Ad; 6.2. Animated Transitions; 6.2.2. Improving Tweens With Shape Hints; 6.2.3. Tracing Bitmaps; 6.3. Timeline Effects; 6.3.2. Custom Timeline Effects
- 7. Effects and beyond7.2. Motion Effects; 7.2.2. High-speed Blur; 7.2.3. Animating along A Path; 7.3. Actionscript Effects; 7.3.2. Conditional Animation; 8. Buttons and Interactivity; 8.1.2. Using Behaviors; 8.1.3. Button States; 8.1.4. Navigating Through A Movie; 8.1.5. Hand-coding Versus Behaviors; 8.1.6. A final Touch For Usability; 8.2. Creating A Quiz; 8.3. More Fun With Buttons; 9. Sound, Transitions, and Streaming Video; 9.1.2. Adding A Video Object; 9.1.3. Using A Mask to trim the Video&s Border; 9.2. Streaming Video With Actionscript; 9.2.2. Loading Video Clips
- 9.3. Transitions and Sound9.3.2. Creating A Transition; 9.3.3. Organizing the Library; 10. Loading Assets On the Fly; 10.1.2. Zen and the Art Of Preloading; 10.1.3. Scripting the Preloader; 10.2. A Preloader Component; 10.2.2. Optimizing Graphic file Size In Fireworks; 10.2.3. Build Your Own Component; 11. Building a Reusable Ad Template; 11.1.2. Loading Text Dynamically; 11.1.3. Formatting Text Using Css; 11.1.4. Making Code More Efficient; 11.1.5. Pull images Out, Load images In; 11.2. Using Components; 11.2.2. Creating A Form; 11.2.3. Compiling and Sending Form Data
- 11.2.4. Loading the Form Into the main Movie
