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Aim: This is the
second part of a series of three tutorials that cover the techniques involved
in building games in Flash 5. The first tutorial covers player movement and
fire - if you haven't read it check it out. This tutorial will cover scrolling
backgrounds.
Assumed Knowledge: It is assumed that you have a basic understanding of Flash and Actionscript.
You should understand variables, properties, if statements and the basics of
the flash 5 'dot syntax'. It is assumed that you have read tutorial 1.
By the end: at
the end of this tutorial you will have built a scrolling background for you
game as shown below. You will also be introduced to the KeyUp clipEvent and
parallax scrolling.
Click anywhere on the black to ensure that the flash file
has the 'focus'
Use the arrow keys to move, Ctrl to fire.
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Building Games in Flash 5 - Part 2 - Scrolling
