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Math is fun, ok maybe that's just me, but before you code anything really cool, you need to know how to use math in flash.
2. Making the complete internal preloader in Flash 8, with a loading bar and mathematical preloaders
7.2 Lock the current layer on the main scene and call it preloader. Make a new layer above it and call it placeholder.
The following links are separated into four categories: his original tutorial series from the old Brinkster site, two new tutorials that appear in UltraShock's tutorial section (an updated discussion of Vectors, and a continuation of the 3D series on Cameras), Flash examples that Brandon has published to accompany his contribution to the book FreshFlash (hosted by FriendsofEd), and finally, downloads for all of these tutorials, FreshFlash source files, and a collection of Brandon's class.as files.
6. Math Tricks
Here is the code!
Doing math in actionscript is a bit more than just adding and subtracting, like any other programming languages it uses some reserved words to define different mathmathic methods.
Section 1: Common Movie Clip Properties In Flash CS3 Timeline
Certainly it doesn't require the users to manually install a plug-in to the browser.
