This is our prototype. It's like a sketch how our website will be looking, but the look and feel is almost the same. Tri drew the background and stuff, I did the animation part and the transitions for our website. It took us several days to discuss, draw and animate things. Please give us some useful comments. Thanks.
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Showing posts with label coding. Show all posts
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Spore website
Spore is a website of Will Wright, the creator of The Sims. It was created to promote an online game, in which there are several phases through the development of civilization and technology. There are also a series of characters, based on each period of phase. I think the idea is based on the development of human being, as you can see, each phase is designed according to a specific point of time in human history.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Flash Preloader
Some coding for Flash Preloader:
A simple preloader:
Smart Webby
A preloader with feedback:
Best Flash V2.2
Advanced preloader in a separate movieclip:
Sitepoint
A simple preloader:
Smart Webby
A preloader with feedback:
Best Flash V2.2
Advanced preloader in a separate movieclip:
Sitepoint
Labels:
coding,
flash,
readingstuff,
tutorials
Saturday, April 7, 2007
Code To Load The External SWF File
Since our project will be done totally in Flash and there're a lot of swf movies and stuff, we should think about a better way to manage all the files properly. It's hard to mix all the swf together, I've found the below coding to combine all the small swf files:
var mcl:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader();
var mclL:Object = new Object();
mclL.onLoadInit = function() {
loader._visible = false;
loader.percent.text = "";
}
mcl.addListener(mclL);
mcl.loadClip("swf1.swf",holder);
var mcl:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader();
var mclL:Object = new Object();
mclL.onLoadInit = function() {
loader._visible = false;
loader.percent.text = "";
}
mcl.addListener(mclL);
mcl.loadClip("swf1.swf",holder);
Using CSS Style in Flash
The below coding is used for using CSS style in Flash. Instead of having a large block of text using the same font, color, and style, we can easily use CSS to define custom text properties without having to break our text into multiple text fields.
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