Some paintings require you take a closer look to see all the details. Now instead of a painting, imagine a blank canvas that can be filled with images and text and dynamic descriptions.
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Read through the easy steps in this Quick Tip to create a Minimalistic SandClock with ActionScript.
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Flash Player 10 brought us the RTMFP protocol, then the 10.1 update added the flash.net.NetGroup granularity. What does this mean for us? Short answer: easy peer to peer communications. Not so short answer: Zero-configuration networking to exchange message between several Flash Player clients..
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In this Quick Tip, I’ll show you how to create a Shapshot Tool that copies part of the stage and saves the result as a PNG image.
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In this tutorial we will create a ToolTip that automatically resizes itself. Our ToolTip will update its contents according to its position on stage, so that they are always visible. As part of this task, we’ll also create our own code to handle 9-slice scaling.
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In this Quick Tip, I will show you how to build a contact form using PHP and ActionScript 3. We’ll learn how to pass variables from Flash to PHP and alert the owner by sending either an email or an SMS text message.
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There are many options available for configuring gradients generated with AS3 code. In this article, we’ll explore various options with an interactive app that you can use to change these options on the fly.
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So, you’ve just created an awesome Flash app that loads images and xml from another domain. When you test it from the IDE it works perfectly, but when you put it online, you get one of those dreaded security sandbox violation errors. What to do?
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Learn how to use key codes in ActionScript 3.0 to detect when the user presses a specific key.
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When last we talked, we had a Button class that could be used to quickly create a button of a certain style. However, I also asked you to ignore certain aspects of the code. We’re going to start this session off with a little resolution: it’s time to explain what extends does.
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