Adobe Flash CS3 Professional: ActionScript 3 Essentials
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Online
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Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
12 Months
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
Completion Certificate
NEW State of the art platform
Employment Advice available on completion
12 Months Access
Adobe Flash CS3 Professional: Action Script 3 Essentials
If you are new to ActionScript 3.0, this series shows you how to make your Flash applications more dynamic by using the scripting language to add interactivity and control effects. If you are already familiar with ActionScript 2 from Flash 7 or 8, our video tutorials help you make the switch with minimum effort with updates about the new changes in naming, syntax and Class structure.
Note: If you would like to learn how to use ActionScript 1 or 2, we have two series that cover these topics. While these tutorials are demonstrated in Flash 8 Pro, your applications still work just as well with Flash CS3 Professional:
Advanced Flash Professional 8: ActionScript
Advanced Flash Professional 8: Next Level ActionScript
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About this course
Our Online Courses is a cost-effective and successful approach for many individuals. It provides a flexible learning method, allowing candidates to schedule learning at a time that suits them and fits in with other commitments; ideal for those who find it difficult to take time away from their workplace. It also allows candidates to work at their own pace, and revisit sections of the course as often as needed, leading to a fuller understanding of all the topics covered.
This package is designed for any individual wishing to pursue or enhance their career in design and development.
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Subjects
- ActionScript
- Flash
- Syntax
- Sound
- Flash Video
- Adobe
- Adobe Flash
- Preferences
- Messages
- Writing
Course programme
DISC 1
Chapter 1: ACTIONSCRIPT 3 BASICS (69 min)- Looking at Basic Preferences
- Using the Actions Panel
- Placing ActionScript
- Writing Code
- Understanding Syntax & Error Messages
- Understanding Variables
- Datatyping Variables
- Using Functions
- Adding an Argument to a Function
- Creating a Return Function
- Naming Stage Elements
- Introducing Dot Syntax
- Using Functions to Control Movie Clips
- Understand the Structure of a Reusable Object
- Defining a Movie Clip Object
- Understanding Classes
- Understanding the Inheritance Class
- Using the Movie Clip Class
- Using Movie Clip Properties
- Using Movie Clip Methods
- Working with the Button Class
- Creating an Event Handler
- Assigning Buttons with Reusable Functions
- Setting Events to a Button Object
- Using a Click Event with a Movie Clip
- Working with the Text Field Class
- Using the Date Class
- Basic Timeline Controls
- Using Movie Clip Methods
- Understanding Dot Syntax
- Creating Nested Movie Clips
- Unique Instance Names
- Setting the Correct Path for Buttons
- Setting a Path for Other Script Locations
- Understanding the “This” Keyword
- Use the “This” Keyword to Control Movie Clips
- Setting Up Buttons to Go from Black & White to Color
- Building Custom Buttons Using Movie Clips
- Add a gotoAndPlay Method to Move a Playhead
- Adding Frame Labels
- Setting Up Additional Buttons
- Adding a Click Event Handler
- Reusing Click Events
- Adding “If” Statements
- Setting Up a Function to Control Visible Properties
- Adding an “Else If” Statement
- Using Arrays
- Using a “For Loop” Structure
- Using Arrays to Set Up Thumb Clicks
- Using Arrays to Set Up Thumbnails
- Final Comments & Credits
Chapter 1: CONTROLLING SOUND WITH ACTIONSCRIPT (62 min)
- Explaining the Sound Class
- Loading an External Sound
- Handling Errors from a Loading Sound
- Using a Complete Event
- Setting Up a Stop Button
- Setting Up a Play Button
- Setting Up a Pause Button
- Setting Up a Replay Button
- Setting Up a Second Sound
- Adding Functions to a Second Sound
- Using the Transform Class
- Using the SoundMixer Class
- Controlling the Volume Levels
- Controlling the Volume Loader Bar
- Review ActionScript 2 with Flash Video Component
- Flash Video Playback with ActionScript 3
- Controlling Flash Video with ActionScript 3
- Setting Up Our Own Controller
- Applying Additional Controls
- Customizing UI Elements
- Creating Your Own Controls
- Testing the Skin
- Automatic Closed Captioning
- Creating an External ActionScript File
- Adding a Constructor
- Adding Properties to the New Class
- Adding Arguments to the New Constructor
- Adding a Method to the Class
- Understanding Packages
- Expanding an Existing Class
- Attach a Class to a Library Item Using Linkage
- Using Class to Control the Library Item
- Adding a Rollover Event
- Building the Event Handler into the Class
- Touring the Site
- Building a Website Class
- Creating a Set Up Content Method
- Add a Clear Content Method to Website Class
- Setting Up a Button Class
- Creating a Set Up Buttons Method
- Using Tween & Easing Classes
- Adding Tween to Zoom Button Class
- Setting Up Button Clicks
- Linking the Buttons to the Content
- Final Comments & Credits
Adobe Flash CS3 Professional: ActionScript 3 Essentials