2014
Train Simple
6:00
English

ActionScript 3.0 Introduction provides experienced Flash designers with the knowledge and hands-on practice they need to create dynamically generated event-driven animation and interactive content with Flash. The course teaches fundamental programming techniques. It begins by introducing core concepts including instance names, variables, functions, properties, and methods; then proceeds through conditions, loops, event handling, animating with ActionScript, and Classes.

1. Getting Started with ActionScript 3.0
Actions Panel and Preferences
Declaring & Tracing Variables
Concatenating Values
typeof Operator
Commenting your Code
Writing Functions
Arguments
Return Statements
Overview of Classes
Events and Listeners
Events and Handlers Example
Data Type Conversion
Manipulating a MovieClip
2. Conditional Logic
If Statement
If, Else, Else If
Conditional Statements Applied
Conditional Statements Applied pt.2
Conditional Statements Applied pt.3
Conditional Operator
Toggle Button
Switch Statements
3. Data Structures
Arrays
Elements and Properties
Array Methods
Arrays Applied pt.1
Arrays Applied pt.2
Working with Objects
Working with Objects pt.2
Displaying Object Properties
4. Looping Statements
Overview of Loops
For Loop
While Loop
Do While
For Each In Loops
For In Loop
Timer Class
5. Exploring Built-in Classes
MovieClip Properties
MovieClip Properties pt.2
Tween Class
Ease Options
Tween Methods
Tween Events
Graphics Class
Draw Curves
Fill and Remove Shapes
Draw Circles and Rectangles
Text Field Class
TextFormat Class
URLRequest
6. Loading External Content
Loader Class
Loader Events
Preloader
URLLoader
Displaying Text in a TextField
Loading Variables
7. Introduction to Classes
Creating a Class
Document Class and Extending Classes
Creating Properties and Methods
Attaching a Class to a Library Item
Attaching a Class to a Library Item pt.2
Classpaths

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