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Tutorial 5 Making a Document Interactive
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Explore the different button states Add a button from the Button library Create a button Learn about actions Add actions to buttons
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Add actions to frames Compare different types of sound effects Learn how to acquire sounds for your documents Add sound effects to buttons Add a background sound to a document
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Exploring Different Button States
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• Buttons: symbols with a four-frame Timeline • Four frames correspond to four button states – Up: button’s default state – Over: responds to a mouse rollover – Down: button appearance after being clicked – Hit: represents clickable (active) area of button
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Exploring the Different Button States
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Adding a Button from the Buttons Library
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• Flash Common Libraries provide ready-made symbols • The Buttons library: a member of Common Libraries • Accessing button symbols in the Buttons library – Go to Window Common Libraries Buttons – Drag button symbol to the Stage or Library
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Buttons Library Panel
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Label Added Below the Button
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Creating a Custom Button
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• Buttons can take on various forms – Examples: rectangles, ovals, and text • Two commands used to create a button – Convert to Symbol: converts existing object on Stage – New Symbol: creates button in symbol-editing mode
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Play Button Instance Added to the Document
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Aligning the Buttons
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• Similar objects in a document should be aligned • Align buttons vertically or horizontally – Buttons should also be evenly spaced
• Use the Align panel to align a group of objects • Alignment specifications for buttons in the banner – Three buttons should be aligned by bottom edges – Buttons should also be evenly spaced
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Three Buttons Aligned and Evenly Spaced
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ActionScript: Flash’s programming language Action: instruction used to control an animation Script: a set of one or more actions Event: situation triggering execution of a script – Example: clicking a button and then releasing it
• Event handler: tells Flash how to manage an event – Example: on release of button, stop an animation
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Sample Script
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Adding Actions Using the Actions Panel
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Stop Script
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Adding Actions to Frames
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• Actions in a frame execute when a frame is played – No event handler is required
• Control sequencing of frames using frame actions – Example: add play action in last frame to create a loop
• Label frames before referencing in script • Create a separate layer to add frame actions • Use of a frame action in the banner – Displays text animation only once
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Frame Action
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Using Sounds in a Flash Animation
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• Sounds can be synchronized with the animations • Sounds can be added in the form of voice narrations
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Using Sounds in a Flash Animation
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Finding Sounds for Animations
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• Some sources for sounds – Sounds created by developer in sound-editing program – Prerecorded sounds on CDs, DVDs, or the Web
• Sounds must be imported into a Flash document • Flash Kit’s Web site: http://www.flashkit.com – Go to Sound FX or Sound Loops
• Check license before using prerecorded sounds
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Flash Kit’s Web Site
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Sounds are imported into the document library Sounds are represented by a waveform Separate layers should be created for each sound Sound may only be added to keyframes Adding and using sounds – Select keyframe in Timeline for sound placement – Add sound from Library or Property inspector’s Sound list – Sound plays when playhead reaches the keyframe
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Sample Sound in the Library Panel
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Changing the Sound Sync Settings
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Sound Settings
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A background sound will be added to the banner WAV sound should first be imported to Library Experiment with various effects, such as Fade In Add action to Mute button to turn off sound
