Flash CS3 for Designers Video Training with: Colin Smith - FREE

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Flash CS3 for Designers is more than just a primer on the workings of Flash CS3. Instructor Colin Smith takes fellow designers step-by-step through the workings of Flash CS3, using his unique professional perspective. He teaches drawing, editing, transforming, and filtering graphics; working with bitmap images; basic and advanced animation techniques; adding sound and video; and putting the whole project together with ActionScript 3. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

Table of contents

1. Introduction
Welcome
The interface
The Timeline

2. Drawing
Strokes 
Shapes 
Primitives 
Gradients
Brushes
Stroke to Fill
Object drawing
Free Transform
The Pen tool
Align and Distribute
Filters
Illustrator support
Soften Fill Edges

3. Bitmaps
Vectors vs. bitmaps
Importing bitmaps
PSD imports
Trace Bitmap
The Magic Wand tool
Bitmap fills
Building thumbnails

4. Animation
Symbols
Basic motion
Caching bitmaps
Shape tweening and shape hints
Easing and custom easing
Squashing and stretching
Animation properties
Animated blur
Nested animation
Animation filters
Motion on a path
Animation masks
Motion masks
Timeline effects
Copy and paste Motion
Working with text
Dynamic text
HTML formatting
Creating a banner ad

5. Multimedia Tools
Sound
Button sound
Editing sound
Video components
Image sequence animations
Transparent videos
Cue points
Building a multi-video player
Adding filters to videos

6. ActionScript 3
ActionScript 3 overview
Button behavior
Variables
Functions
Outputting dynamic text
Inputting text
Using movie clips as buttons
Draggable movie clips
Conditions: Thinking script
Web page navigation systems
Loading dynamic images
Loading external dynamic text
Creating an image gallery
Publishing movies

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