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Jonas, your stars being behind the background problem is likely a simple one. Each time you call addChild that child gets added to the top of the display list. When we call addChildAt… it gets dropped where we tell it. You need your background to be on the absolute bottom. So add it first before anything else.

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First of we will draw or import an object to move around, I just imported mine as shown below.

There's probably many other tutorials that shows how to do, but I'll do my own now. 1. Register First off you need a Mochiads account. You can get it from here: Link. Its a ref-link for me, but it doesn't change your earnings at all, and you're still nice to me Anyways, scroll down to where it says “for developers” and click “sign up now”. Register and then you can log in.

Now let's add code for each of the things described in the comments. First, it looks like we need an if/else statement to check whether the bee is flying or stopped, and do something appropriate in either case. We'll add that framework and adjust the comment indentation to match (adding a couple more comments to be a bit more specific):

Can some one give me a link to a tut on how to make a button, because this dosnt tell you how to and its the only thing i need on my “Avoiding game”.

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That concludes this portion of the avoiding game tutorial, click here to grab the source. As always, if you have any problems, requests or suggestions post them in the comments below or email me at alternateaccount[AT]frozenhaddock.co.uk

This is part 5 of the avoiding game tutorial series, in which I have gradually shown you how to create an avoid and collect game. Make sure to read parts 1, 2, 3 and 4 before reading this, it'll all make much more sense that way!

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In this Flash tutorial I will show you how to make a simple but yet smart dice roll game. This tutorial will cover a lot of simple programming issues, the use of buttons, make your own functions, make use of movie clip properties through actionscript, using simple math and random function an much more. I hope you enjoy it.

 Here's what a piece of the time line will look like when a few animations are setup:

Line 1: I attach the "kira" object on the stage. Unlike in previous tutorial, I have no objects on the stage, I create them "on the fly" in this way. Why? Because I think it keeps the script cleaner. In order to do this, you need to select your object in the library window, right-click then "properties", then check "Export for Actionscript" and give it a name (in my case, kira). Look at these two screenshots:

Line 2: I attach the trail_sprite object (the one containing the movieclip with the shape) on a depth lesser than the hero's one (it will be behind the ball)

Line 1: Initializing the laser_nodes variable, that will contain the number of laser nodes on the stage

Lines 7-31: Those lines manage player movements and are identical to the Create a flash game like Security - part 1 tutorial.

Line 1: Attaching the path object on the scene

Today I spent some time with a game called Deflection.

4. Now we have to repeat this for the left, right and top walls, I'm not going to make a description for them all, because its kind of the same as above, but here is the code.

then in the onclipevent (this event is raised repeatly) what this will do is to tell flash to move this._x and this._y (our ball) to its original posistion + the x,y speed variables.

what this does is if the ball hits joe then it will check if the life counter is more then 0 life left, if that is true then subtract 1 life, if life counter is less then 1 then the flash movie will jump to frame 2, where I placed a button called restart.

4. Now we want to make some point for this game, so double click the board movie clip from lesson 4 and make new dynamic text field as in the image below and type in 0 for the text, (as in 0 points), then name the text field "score_text".

Flash on the beach 2009 - Day 1

This tutorial will teach Flash authoring techniques as well as programming in CS3. This tutorial is designed for simplicity and object oriented programming is not applied. The entire game is made with the Flash authoring timeline. Although I don't recommend this method, this is the quickest and easiest way to get a prototype of something working within hours. For a quick and easy game like Tic Tac Toe, programming in the timeline is ok. What is programming in the timeline? Read on and find out~

Once you draw your player (a birds eye of view of the player is best for this tutorial) Convert it to a movie clip by selecting it and right clicking and selecting convert to symbol. Make sure the registration is set to the middle. The name doesn't matter.

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a simple dodge game, this will help learn about hittesting, whilst allowing new flash developers to get a quick and easy game.

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This tutorial will teach you how to create a Flash Lite game playable on the Flash Lite Player version 1.1 - one of the earliest versions and most restricted, but the most widely spread version as well. Our basic game could be created without using the advanced features provided in later versions. Adopting Flash Lite 1.1 will guarantee that the game will be compatible with the largest possible number of Flash Lite powered devices.

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Before I begin explaining the code step-by-step, I'd like you to get the demo up and running yourself. The first step is to create a new Flash document, with which we'll associate the program's main class. Open up Flash and create a new document (File > New > ActionScript 3.0). Save this .fla file as 'SproingDemo.fla' (File > Save As). Bring up the Properties Panel (CTRL+F3), and under Document class, enter 'SproingDemo' (the name of the program's main class). If a warning dialog appears (as shown in the image below), just click OK.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by “play transition on second frame”; do you mean creating a fading animation between the preloader and your game's start screen?

Do a Start button and put it on a "Buttons" layer.

All flash files and code can be be downloaded Here