Timers vs. onEnterFrame | reintroducing.com Blogging Receptacle. Reintroducing is the online portfolio of Matt Przybylski, an interactive developer from the Chicagoland area specializing in front end development. I'm currently employed as a senior interactive developer at Sapient and have freelanced in the past for companies such as Razorfish, DraftFCB, TribalDDB, and Arc. My previous focus was on the Flash Platform and I've now moved to HTML/CSS/JavaScript as my primary languages of choice. I'm always open to learning new technologies as I believe you've never learned enough in this evolving industry. Outside of computers my hobbies include spending time with my family, playing/watching basketball, woodworking, cheering for the Chicago Bulls, watching movies/TV shows, and playing video games (you know, the usual nerd stuff). I love to travel and try to take one vacation a year to unwind and recharge.
If you'd like to get in touch and speak about freelance opportunities, please do not hesitate to use the contact form below. Build an ActionScript 3.0 HTML Box with XML and CSS Support. The perfect PHP clean url generator | Matteo Spinelli's Cubiq.org. Style htmlText with CSS in your Actionscript | Flash/CSS Tutorial | circlecube. Overview In flash you can have text areas that are rendered as html. You can also apply formatting styles to this html. This will show a simple example on how to apply css to html text in flash.
I’ll do a simple anchor tag style to show you the ropes. We’ll style a link to be underlined and then when you hover or mouse over it, we’ll change the color. It’s a design style that is widely used online in html, but flash doesn’t natively do it. As a matter of fact, flash doesn’t even natively underline links. Steps Example Actionscript Download open source flashhtmlcss.zip This entry was posted in tutorial and tagged actionscript, as2, css, flash, html, open source, tutorial. Logan Buesching » Running AIR applications w/o installing AIR on Linux. Using Google Maps’ New Features for Flash. Tags support in htmlText flash as3. 1. anchor tag <a></a> Three attributes are supported: 1.1 href: URL can be relativl or absolute. Notice: the absolute URL must begin with “ otherwise, flash player will regard it as relative URL. 1.2 target: define the name of target loaded page, options: _self,_blank,_parent,_top; _self means current window and current frame _blank means open a new window _parent means the parent of current frame; _top menas the highest frame of the current frame; 1.3 bold tag <b></b> everything words between <b>xxx</b> will be bold; 2. newline tag <br> Newline in current textfield. 3. font tag <font></font> Following attributes can be used to decorate font; 3.1 color: only support Hexadecimal color like (#ffffff); 3.2 face: define the font family like Arial; Like Css, you can define several font face like Arial, Verdana;In this case, if Arial is not installed in user’s computer, flash player will try to use Verdana as alternative. 4. paragraphy tag <p></p> 5. underline tag <u></u>
Writing an ActionScript 3 Tween Function - Flash. Now that we have set the foundation for the Tween animation in our FlashR project, we are ready to code the ActionScript that will run the animation. First, we will add an Event Listener to listen for a mouse click. When a mouse click occurs, a function will run that will create the Tween. Open the project that you have been working on with the previous tutorial and let's get started. First, we need to decide what will start the Tween animation. Will it start as soon as the Flash file loads into the browser or will it be started by a certain event. Let's use the second method by adding an Event Listener to the stage. This Event Listener will call the showRec function when a mouse click occurs. "x" This argument identifies the object's property that we want to control, the x location of the object.
Back.easeInThis argument identifies the type of easing that we want to use. Back.easeInNotice that the Back class is followed by a period and then the easeIn method. . ← Back.