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 Max3: Project Templates, Knife tool, and much more!
Convert your videos to Flash and display on the web in minutes. Support for multiple subtitle tracks, jump to chapter position, and in-player chroma-key!
Convert your MP3s to cool Flash sound players at the click of a button. Choose the skin to suit your site from our selection, or design your own using SWiSH Max3 or SWiSH miniMax3.
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Project 'Broadcast' is an innovation from SWiSHzone.com 'Labs' which broadcasts audio to websites, social networks, desktops apps and mobile devices via the ubiquitous Flash Player. Features include scheduled events, live DJ mixing, interactive messaging and more. Currently in alpha development so come play for FREE!
If you want to gradually fade out the audio in your .SWF file, it can be done using Actionscript. It isn’t always necessary to provide an actual volume control bar, and in some cases you might simply want to fade the audio out during some other event (such as fading out the background audio while a video plays). The code snippet below will help you do just that.
If you are looking for a convenient way to fade the alpha level (transparency) of an object through Actionscript, then this simple code snippet may be what you need. Without relying on any overhead in the timeline or increasing the file size, this function allows you to animate the alpha level of any object over a specified period of time.
The new component ‘Coil’ allows you to create a 3D representation of a coil or spring. The single handle is used to adjust the length of the flat area. Clicking on this handle increases the number of segments in the component. Alt-Click can be used to reduce the number of segments.
This is a continuation of the tutorial, Introducing the Timeline. Movie Clips are “mini movies”, they have independent timelines relative to the Scene and other MCs. However, the MC must exist in the scene for its timeline to exist and its timeline cannot extend beyond the scene’s timeline (i.e. not to the next scene).
The aim of this tutorial is to give users a better understanding of the use of the timeline in a SWiSH Max movie. The timeline can be used to define when objects appear, disappear or have effects applied to them. It can also be used to define when various “Script Actions” occur.
