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Hi, this is an extension to drawing with actionscript. In this tutorial I will be teaching you how to add user-controlled movement to your as-drawn movieclip. Ok, first thing to do is open up the actionsc panel (and do not close it). Now underneath the code that you wrote in the previous tutorial add this line of code:
This is my first post on the Extend Studio blog as I didn't have the chance to write until now. I will try to do this more often from now on. I plan to make all my posts helpful and fun. I will post tutorials, links to interesting websites and best practices as well as a more inside look of the Extend Studio company.
Click here to download the source file and the required files for solving this tutorial.
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This tutorial works for both Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 and CS4
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