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Friday, November 5, 2010
Flash - Notes - Chap.6 Classroom in a book
In Flash, you use ActionScript to achieve most interactivity.
ActionScript provides the instructions that tell each button what to do when a user click on one of them.
In chapter6, you will learn to create a "non-linear navigation", where a movie does not neccessarily have to directly play from beginning to end.--> Action script can tell the Flash playhead to jump around and go to different frames of the Timeline based on which button the user clicks. Different frames on the timeline contain different content. The user doesnt actually know that the playhead is jumping around the tmeline: the user just sees (or hears) different content appear as the buttons are clicked on the Stage.
.....excerpted from "Classroom in a Book", Chapter6
ActionScript provides the instructions that tell each button what to do when a user click on one of them.
In chapter6, you will learn to create a "non-linear navigation", where a movie does not neccessarily have to directly play from beginning to end.--> Action script can tell the Flash playhead to jump around and go to different frames of the Timeline based on which button the user clicks. Different frames on the timeline contain different content. The user doesnt actually know that the playhead is jumping around the tmeline: the user just sees (or hears) different content appear as the buttons are clicked on the Stage.
.....excerpted from "Classroom in a Book", Chapter6
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