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Main Tutorials : SWiSH Max
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Transparent Background in SWiSH Max
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How to make the background of your .SWF file transparent. This will let the HTML background show through your SWiSH Max movie.
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Wed Aug 01 2007 |
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SWiSH Max - Introducing the Timeline
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The aim of this tutorial is to give users a better understanding of the use of the timeline in a SWiSH Max movie.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Wed Aug 01 2007 |
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Flash Shared Objects
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This tutorial shows you how you can use Flash's Shared Objects to store and retrieve data from your website visitors local system .
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Wed May 23 2007 |
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Flash Shared Objects
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This tutorial shows you how you can use Flash's Shared Objects to store and retrieve data from your website visitors local system .
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Sun Apr 29 2007 |
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Scrollbars for Dynamic Text
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obably one of the most highly used components on any web page, is the scrollbar. It's far too difficult to fit that much text onto a single page, and it's even harder to do so into the smaller areas SWiSH sites have to work with. So, instead of dividing a large body of text into multiple pages, you can put it into a dynamic text field and add your own scrollbar!
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Sun Apr 29 2007 |
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Full Browser SWF
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Resizing your SWiSH Max movie to fill the entire browser, used to mean scaling content. This would lead to pixilated images and text (a problem if you are using bitmap fonts). How can you scale one element and not another? How can you keep certain parts of your site fixed at a specific location in the browser? Well, that's what this tutorial is all about!
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Mon Mar 12 2007 |
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Understanding the default HTML exported from SWiSH Max
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The purpose of this tutorial is to help users understand the content in the HTML page produced by SWiSHmax if the user selects 'Export as SWF & HTML'. It is aimed at the beginners/novice end of the user base and will try and explain what all that code means and how to edit it to better suit your needs.Here I will be trying to briefly explain and advise on each tag in turn.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Wed Jan 24 2007 |
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ASfunction - Blogging simplified
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How to create your own blog with Just Swishmax and Notepad no serverside scripting required.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Sun Nov 26 2006 |
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Using javascript to avoid the 'Click to Activate' issue in Internet Explorer
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Changes to the way media is presented in Microsoft's Internet Explorer' web browser mean that viewers need to 'click to activate' the SWF. Here is a tutorial based on the method recommended by Adobe (creators of the Flash Player) to overcome this 'click to activate' requirement using javascript.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Mon Sep 25 2006 |
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Basics of drawing via SWiSHscript
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With the advent of flash player 7 comes new drawing api's you can use to draw via your SWiSHscript. There are lots of advantages to scripted drawing such as smaller files sizes, randomised results and better user interaction. This tutorial covers the basic functions and steps you'll need to get you started.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Thu Jun 22 2006 |
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SWiSHscript: Using ColorMatrixFilter with SWISHmax
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The ColorMatrixFilter class of SWF8 opens stunning capabilities to manipulate and to animate color, brightness, saturation, contrast and transparency of bitmap images and Sprites (MovieClips) at run time. That offers the opportunity to redefine and to animate dynamically those properties of Sprites and imported or externally loaded files (jpg, gif, png, swf).
This tutorial explains how to use these color filters. The file download contains a ColorMatrixViewer tool which displays any desired filter setting and generates the appropriate ActionScript code. Loading of local image files or swfs into the ColorMatrixViewer tool is also possible.
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Tue Feb 07 2006 |
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Using Flash 8 Filters in SWiSHmax
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With the recent release of the Flash 8 player, one of the most notable features is support for "filters". These are basically dynamic effects that can be applied at runtime. In the past, we were limited to importing transparent PNG or GIF files if we wanted to create realistic drop-shadow, or glow effects. Not any more my friend! These effects (as well as many others) can now be generated dynamically within our SWiSHmax movies - quickly, and easily.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Wed Dec 14 2005 |
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Form Field Validation with SWiSHmax
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Having a contact form on your website is great, but what happens when someone hits the 'Submit' button without actually filling in the information? This is when you want to validate those form fields before sending the information to your PHP/ASP script.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Thu Nov 24 2005 |
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Contact Form with SWiSHmax and PHP
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Using the mailTo() function in SWiSHmax isn't always the best way to let your visitor's contact you. Some people do not have an email client on their computers. It is always much more convenient (for the user) to simply fill in a form on a website and hit the 'submit' button. This tutorial will show you how to create a basic contact form and send the information to an external script - in this case, PHP.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Sun Nov 20 2005 |
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Add Mouse Dragging to Your Movies
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This is a step-by-step tutorial demonstrating how to make draggable Objects.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Wed Oct 26 2005 |
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Hello World in SWiSHscript
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This is a step-by-step tutorial for creating a Movie displaying the words "Hello World" in the Debug Panel.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Wed Oct 26 2005 |
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Creating EddiE's superscroller in swishMAX
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It let's you scroll complex content (text, images, sprites, buttons etc.) with a scroller and the mouse wheel!
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http://ideadesigns.ro
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Wed Jun 15 2005 |
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Volume Control Slider in SWiSHmax
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Audio players are very popular these days on the web. Flash audio players have added functionality (and visual effects) not possible in standard streaming audio players - giving you the ability to create your own customized players with any design you can imagine. Sure, it's easy enough to turn audio the audio off by using the 'stopAllSounds' action, but what about letting the viewer increase or descrease the volume of the audio? Easy, make a volume control slider!
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Mon May 23 2005 |
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Resize Objects with Bounce in SWiSHmax
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Chances are, you've seen this effect somewhere in your travels. Perhaps you put your mouse on a button and the button grew, or maybe you've pressed a button and watched an image grow. That, in itself, is not that difficult. This tutorial shows you how to add a little 'bounce' to the effect (commonly called 'elastic').
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Mon May 23 2005 |
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Text to Dust
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Turn your text into dust in just a few easy steps. More realistic than a simple Explode effect - with the right settings and the right text effect, you can crush your text and have it blow away in the wind!
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Thu Apr 21 2005 |
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Scroll Thing
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Sprite Scroller
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http://www.austi.ch
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Thu Apr 21 2005 |
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Input forms and Tabs
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In Creating professional input forms being able to tab is essential. This is a little tutorial to help take the mystery out of the subject, I hope.
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http://barrym.net
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Wed Apr 13 2005 |
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Transparent Video in SWiSHmax
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You can use transparency to merge two videos into one. You can overlay a semi-transparent video onto a still image. You can even create multiple layers of semi-transparent videos. This tutorial will show you how you can easily change the transparency of your video files directly within SWiSHmax.
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Sun Mar 13 2005 |
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Passing Variables Through HTML
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Variable data can be passed to your SWiSH movie directly through the HTML source code with no need to external scripts or files. This tutorial shows the methods that can be used and the differences between them.
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Website:
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http://www.swishzone.com
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Submitted:
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Sun Jan 23 2005 |
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