Advanced Flash creation tool for the graphic artist or web professional. Advanced drawing tools, scripting, Flash video - everything you need for a dynamic Flash animation. New in SWiSH Max4: Morphing, Filters, Blendings and much more!
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Have you ever wanted to add a science-y theme to your website or its pre-loader? This new component simulates those “Plasma disks” that are seen on many science fiction movies and TV series (eg. Borg alcove – Star Trek Voyager).
Frames allow a browser window to be split into multiple segments. This can be used to place a Flash banner above, below, to the left, right or over your main html website. This tutorial discusses how.
Masking allows an object to define the outline of a movie clip. This can be used to create truly hypnotic effects! This tutorial will explain how to create the Hypnotic effect with SWiSH Max4 and provides suggestions for possible modifications that will allow you to design your own effects.
We have recently had a few support calls asking how to add sound to a Flash movie. Although the commands to do this are described in the help file, this tutorial attempts to explain in a simple fashion the different ways in which sound can be applied to a movie.
The CheckBox component can save a significant amount of development time if this type of control is required on your webpage. The control is extremely useful to provide options that allow layers or detail to be optionally added or omitted from your movie.
There was recent forum discussion on how to resize the published .swf movie according to the current browser dimensions. As can be seen from the demonstration movie below, the default html template does not resize the .swf movie to fill the available browser space. This blog article describes how to modify the html file so that the swf movie is resized for the current browser. (See the second example in the movie below). The modifications can also be applied by publishing with the new fullbrowser.swhtml html template that is supplied with this blog post.
This tutorial demonstrates how to make a simple solar system simulation using SWiSH Max4 and its motion path feature. This is a great animation for a science class, or any space oriented website.
SWiSH Max4 allows the user to assign a transparent color to images. The process works well. However, an inconsistent background color can introduce aberrations including jagged edges and areas where the original background remains. These aberrations can be improved by applying an inner blur filter.
