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| Flash Tutorials » Actionscript Programming » Statement |
10 Hit F9 (or select Window > Actions) to open up the Actions panel.
This not equal to (!) is a good thing to remember, as it'll come in handy in some situations where the alternatives are a ton of else if statements (which not only are tedious to type, but will slow your game down with too many).
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In this flash ActionScript tutorial a fade effect is created in ActionScript using the ALPHA property to control opacity and is controlled by an if statement. The tutorial has GOLDFINGER Instrumental as background music.
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