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You can build everything from simple animations to full-fledged iOS and Android apps with Flash CS5.5, but learning this complex program can be difficultunless you have this fully updated, bestselling guide. Learn how to create gorgeous Flash effects even if you have no programming experience. With Flash CS5.5: The Missing Manual, you'll move from the basics to power-user tools with ease.Learn animation basics. Discover how to turn simple ideas into stunning animations.Master Flash's tools. Learn the animation and effects tools with clear explanations and hands-on examples.Use 3D effects.…mehr
You can build everything from simple animations to full-fledged iOS and Android apps with Flash CS5.5, but learning this complex program can be difficultunless you have this fully updated, bestselling guide. Learn how to create gorgeous Flash effects even if you have no programming experience. With Flash CS5.5: The Missing Manual, you'll move from the basics to power-user tools with ease.Learn animation basics. Discover how to turn simple ideas into stunning animations.Master Flash's tools. Learn the animation and effects tools with clear explanations and hands-on examples.Use 3D effects. Rotate objects and make them move in three dimensions.Create lifelike motion. Use the IK Bones tool to simulate realistic body movements and other linked motions.Build apps for tablets and smartphones. Create the next generation of iPhone, iPad, and Android apps.Add multimedia. Incorporate your own audio and video files into Flash.Create rich interactive animations. Dive into advanced interactivity with easy-to-learn ActionScript examples.
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Christopher Grover has worked as a technical writer, advertising copywriter, and product publicist for more than 25 years. He recently launched Bolinas Road Creative, an agency that helps small businesses promote their products and services. He is the author of Flash CS5: The Missing Manual.
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The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements The Missing Manual Series Introduction What's New in Flash Professional CS5.5 Animation ABCs Flash in a Nutshell The Very Basics About This Book About the Online Resources Safari® Books Online Part One: Creating a Flash Animation Chapter 1: Getting Around Flash 1.1 Starting Flash 1.2 A Tour of the Flash Workspace 1.3 Panels and Toolbars 1.4 The Flash CS5 Test Drive Chapter 2: Creating Simple Drawings 2.1 Plan Before You Draw 2.2 Preparing to Draw 2.3 Drawing a Shape 2.4 Choosing a Drawing Mode 2.5 Creating Original Artwork 2.6 Copying and Pasting Drawn Objects 2.7 Adding Color Chapter 3: Animate Your Art 3.1 Frame-by-Frame Animation 3.2 Editing Your Frame-by-Frame Animation 3.3 Making It Move with Motion Tweens 3.4 Editing the Motion Path 3.5 Copying and Pasting Properties 3.6 Shape Tweening (Morphing) Part Two: Advanced Drawing and Animation Chapter 4: Organizing Frames and Layers 4.1 Working with Frames 4.2 Working with Multiple Layers 4.3 Organizing Layers 4.4 Spotlight Effect Using Mask Layers Chapter 5: Advanced Drawing and Coloring 5.1 Selecting Graphic Elements 5.2 Manipulating Graphic Elements 5.3 Spray Painting Symbols 5.4 Drawing with the Deco Tool 5.5 Advanced Color and Fills Chapter 6: Choosing and Formatting Text 6.1 Text Questions 6.2 Choosing TLF or Classic Text 6.3 About Typefaces and Fonts 6.4 Adding Text to Your Document 6.5 Choosing and Using Text Containers 6.6 Animating Text Without ActionScript 6.7 Text Properties by Subpanel Chapter 7: Reusable Flash: Symbols and Templates 7.1 Symbols and Instances 7.2 Templates Chapter 8: Advanced Tweens with the Motion Editor 8.1 Applying Motion Presets 8.2 Modifying a Motion Preset 8.3 Editing a Tween Span 8.4 A Tour of the Motion Editor 8.5 Changing Transparency with the Motion Editor 8.6 Easing Tweens Chapter 9: Realistic Animation with IK Bones 9.1 Linking Symbols with Bones 9.2 Perfect Posing with Control Handles 9.3 Baby Steps with Pins 9.4 Making Shapes Move with Bones 9.5 Apply Spring to a Motion 9.6 Animating an Armature with ActionScript Chapter 10: Incorporating Non-Flash Media Files 10.1 Importing Graphics 10.2 Importing Illustrator Graphics Files 10.3 Importing Photoshop Graphic Files 10.4 Importing Fireworks Graphics 10.5 Editing Bitmaps 10.6 Editing Bitmaps with Photoshop 10.7 Importing a Series of Graphics Files 10.8 Exporting Graphics from Flash Chapter 11: Incorporating Sound and Video 11.1 Incorporating Sound 11.2 Incorporating Video 11.3 Importing Video Files Part Three: Adding Interactivity Chapter 12: Introduction to ActionScript 3 12.1 Getting to Know ActionScript 3 12.2 Beginning Your ActionScript Project 12.3 Object-Oriented Thinking 12.4 Using Data Types, Variables, and Constants 12.5 Conditionals and Loops 12.6 Combining ActionScript's Building Blocks Chapter 13: Controlling Actions with Events 13.1 How Events Work 13.2 Mouse Events 13.3 Getting Help for Events and Event Listeners 13.4 Creating a Tabbed Window with Mouse Events 13.5 Keyboard Events and Text Events 13.6 Keeping Time with TimerEvent 13.7 Removing Event Listeners 13.8 In Case of Other Events Chapter 14: Organizing Objects with the Display List 14.1 The Display List: Everything in Its Place 14.2 Adding Objects to the Display List 14.3 Managing the Stacking Order 14.4 Summary of Properties and Methods Chapter 15: Controlling the Timeline and Animation 15.1 Slowing Down (or Speeding Up) Animation 15.2 Timeline Stop and Go 15.3 Organizing Your Animation 15.4 Looping a Series of Frames 15.5 Reversing a Series of Frames Chapter 16: Components for Interactivity 16.1 Adding Components 16.2 The Built-In Components 16.3 Finding Additional Components Chapter 17: Choosing, Using, and Animating Text 17.1 What Font Does Your Audience Have? 17.2 Controlling Text with ActionScript 17.3 Creating Text Fields with ActionScript 17.4 Positioning, Sizing, and Formatting a Text Field 17.5 Formatting Characters and Paragraphs 17.6 Formatting with HTML and CSS 17.7 Choosing the Right Text Formatting System Chapter 18: Drawing with ActionScript 18.1 What's the Point? 18.2 Beginning with the Graphics Class 18.3 Drawing Lines 18.4 Drawing Curves 18.5 Drawing Built-In Shapes 18.6 Drawing Irregular Shapes 18.7 Making Drawings Move 18.8 Shapes, Sprites, and Movie Clips for Drawings 18.9 Removing Lines and Shapes Part Four: Debugging and Delivering Your Animation Chapter 19: Testing and Debugging Your Animation 19.1 Testing Strategies 19.2 Testing on the Stage 19.3 Using the Test Movie Commands 19.4 Testing Inside a Web Page 19.5 Testing Download Time 19.6 The Art of Debugging 19.7 Analyzing Code with the Debugger Chapter 20: Publishing and Exporting 20.1 Optimizing Flash Documents 20.2 Publishing Your Animations 20.3 Exporting Flash to Other Formats Chapter 21: Introducing Adobe AIR 21.1 Meet Adobe AIR 21.2 Creating Your First AIR Application 21.3 Create a Code Signing Certificate 21.4 Convert a Flash Animation to AIR 21.5 Publish Your AIR Application 21.6 Manually Install Adobe AIR Runtime Chapter 22: Making iPhone Apps 22.1 Your First "Hello iPad" App 22.2 Joining the iOS Developer Program 22.3 Creating an iOS App that Responds to Gestures 22.4 Air for iOS App Settings 22.5 Publishing, Installing, and Testing Your App on an iDevice 22.6 Building a Tap-Ready App 22.7 Tips for iOS App Development Chapter 23: Building Android Apps 23.1 Meet AIR for Android 23.2 App Building with the Android Accelerometer Template 23.3 Building Apps for Both iOS and Android 23.4 Tips for Android App Development Part Five: Appendixes Installation and Help Flash CS5.5 Minimum System Requirements Installing and Activating Flash Professional CS5.5 Uninstalling and Deactivating Flash Professional CS5.5 Getting Help from Flash Getting Help from Adobe More Flash Books Finding Flash Gurus Flash Professional CS5.5, Menu by Menu File Edit View Insert Modify Text Commands Control Debug Window Help Colophon
The Missing Credits About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgements The Missing Manual Series Introduction What's New in Flash Professional CS5.5 Animation ABCs Flash in a Nutshell The Very Basics About This Book About the Online Resources Safari® Books Online Part One: Creating a Flash Animation Chapter 1: Getting Around Flash 1.1 Starting Flash 1.2 A Tour of the Flash Workspace 1.3 Panels and Toolbars 1.4 The Flash CS5 Test Drive Chapter 2: Creating Simple Drawings 2.1 Plan Before You Draw 2.2 Preparing to Draw 2.3 Drawing a Shape 2.4 Choosing a Drawing Mode 2.5 Creating Original Artwork 2.6 Copying and Pasting Drawn Objects 2.7 Adding Color Chapter 3: Animate Your Art 3.1 Frame-by-Frame Animation 3.2 Editing Your Frame-by-Frame Animation 3.3 Making It Move with Motion Tweens 3.4 Editing the Motion Path 3.5 Copying and Pasting Properties 3.6 Shape Tweening (Morphing) Part Two: Advanced Drawing and Animation Chapter 4: Organizing Frames and Layers 4.1 Working with Frames 4.2 Working with Multiple Layers 4.3 Organizing Layers 4.4 Spotlight Effect Using Mask Layers Chapter 5: Advanced Drawing and Coloring 5.1 Selecting Graphic Elements 5.2 Manipulating Graphic Elements 5.3 Spray Painting Symbols 5.4 Drawing with the Deco Tool 5.5 Advanced Color and Fills Chapter 6: Choosing and Formatting Text 6.1 Text Questions 6.2 Choosing TLF or Classic Text 6.3 About Typefaces and Fonts 6.4 Adding Text to Your Document 6.5 Choosing and Using Text Containers 6.6 Animating Text Without ActionScript 6.7 Text Properties by Subpanel Chapter 7: Reusable Flash: Symbols and Templates 7.1 Symbols and Instances 7.2 Templates Chapter 8: Advanced Tweens with the Motion Editor 8.1 Applying Motion Presets 8.2 Modifying a Motion Preset 8.3 Editing a Tween Span 8.4 A Tour of the Motion Editor 8.5 Changing Transparency with the Motion Editor 8.6 Easing Tweens Chapter 9: Realistic Animation with IK Bones 9.1 Linking Symbols with Bones 9.2 Perfect Posing with Control Handles 9.3 Baby Steps with Pins 9.4 Making Shapes Move with Bones 9.5 Apply Spring to a Motion 9.6 Animating an Armature with ActionScript Chapter 10: Incorporating Non-Flash Media Files 10.1 Importing Graphics 10.2 Importing Illustrator Graphics Files 10.3 Importing Photoshop Graphic Files 10.4 Importing Fireworks Graphics 10.5 Editing Bitmaps 10.6 Editing Bitmaps with Photoshop 10.7 Importing a Series of Graphics Files 10.8 Exporting Graphics from Flash Chapter 11: Incorporating Sound and Video 11.1 Incorporating Sound 11.2 Incorporating Video 11.3 Importing Video Files Part Three: Adding Interactivity Chapter 12: Introduction to ActionScript 3 12.1 Getting to Know ActionScript 3 12.2 Beginning Your ActionScript Project 12.3 Object-Oriented Thinking 12.4 Using Data Types, Variables, and Constants 12.5 Conditionals and Loops 12.6 Combining ActionScript's Building Blocks Chapter 13: Controlling Actions with Events 13.1 How Events Work 13.2 Mouse Events 13.3 Getting Help for Events and Event Listeners 13.4 Creating a Tabbed Window with Mouse Events 13.5 Keyboard Events and Text Events 13.6 Keeping Time with TimerEvent 13.7 Removing Event Listeners 13.8 In Case of Other Events Chapter 14: Organizing Objects with the Display List 14.1 The Display List: Everything in Its Place 14.2 Adding Objects to the Display List 14.3 Managing the Stacking Order 14.4 Summary of Properties and Methods Chapter 15: Controlling the Timeline and Animation 15.1 Slowing Down (or Speeding Up) Animation 15.2 Timeline Stop and Go 15.3 Organizing Your Animation 15.4 Looping a Series of Frames 15.5 Reversing a Series of Frames Chapter 16: Components for Interactivity 16.1 Adding Components 16.2 The Built-In Components 16.3 Finding Additional Components Chapter 17: Choosing, Using, and Animating Text 17.1 What Font Does Your Audience Have? 17.2 Controlling Text with ActionScript 17.3 Creating Text Fields with ActionScript 17.4 Positioning, Sizing, and Formatting a Text Field 17.5 Formatting Characters and Paragraphs 17.6 Formatting with HTML and CSS 17.7 Choosing the Right Text Formatting System Chapter 18: Drawing with ActionScript 18.1 What's the Point? 18.2 Beginning with the Graphics Class 18.3 Drawing Lines 18.4 Drawing Curves 18.5 Drawing Built-In Shapes 18.6 Drawing Irregular Shapes 18.7 Making Drawings Move 18.8 Shapes, Sprites, and Movie Clips for Drawings 18.9 Removing Lines and Shapes Part Four: Debugging and Delivering Your Animation Chapter 19: Testing and Debugging Your Animation 19.1 Testing Strategies 19.2 Testing on the Stage 19.3 Using the Test Movie Commands 19.4 Testing Inside a Web Page 19.5 Testing Download Time 19.6 The Art of Debugging 19.7 Analyzing Code with the Debugger Chapter 20: Publishing and Exporting 20.1 Optimizing Flash Documents 20.2 Publishing Your Animations 20.3 Exporting Flash to Other Formats Chapter 21: Introducing Adobe AIR 21.1 Meet Adobe AIR 21.2 Creating Your First AIR Application 21.3 Create a Code Signing Certificate 21.4 Convert a Flash Animation to AIR 21.5 Publish Your AIR Application 21.6 Manually Install Adobe AIR Runtime Chapter 22: Making iPhone Apps 22.1 Your First "Hello iPad" App 22.2 Joining the iOS Developer Program 22.3 Creating an iOS App that Responds to Gestures 22.4 Air for iOS App Settings 22.5 Publishing, Installing, and Testing Your App on an iDevice 22.6 Building a Tap-Ready App 22.7 Tips for iOS App Development Chapter 23: Building Android Apps 23.1 Meet AIR for Android 23.2 App Building with the Android Accelerometer Template 23.3 Building Apps for Both iOS and Android 23.4 Tips for Android App Development Part Five: Appendixes Installation and Help Flash CS5.5 Minimum System Requirements Installing and Activating Flash Professional CS5.5 Uninstalling and Deactivating Flash Professional CS5.5 Getting Help from Flash Getting Help from Adobe More Flash Books Finding Flash Gurus Flash Professional CS5.5, Menu by Menu File Edit View Insert Modify Text Commands Control Debug Window Help Colophon
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