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Flash_MX
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2003-12-04
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Using scripting on a movie clip, you can get it to follow the mouse around the screen, like a child who can't take a hint. By Jamie Keipert
Flash_MX
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2002-11-02
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A short tutorial on how to disassemble a two dimentional speed, angle vector into x and y speed. By Alex Dodge
Flash_5
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2002-06-24
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some basic inertia techniques - position, scale, and rotation... intermediate knowledge of actionScript is required. By jay w. friedman
Flash_MX
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2002-04-11
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This tutorial shows you how to simulate an attractive force like gravity between two objects like planets. By Darren Hundt
Flash_5
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2002-03-04
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This tutorial will help you convert from one number system to another using Flash 5 Actionscript. By Mr.Ehab
Flash_5
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2002-01-08
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Learn how to create "watching eyes" by writing a script to detect the cursor movement and then make your movies react relative to that movement. By Andrew Spear
Flash_5
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2001-06-07
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This tutorial demonstrates an effective, and efficient, method for detecting collisions between multiple instances of two movie clips. By Dennis Stone
Flash_5
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2001-01-18
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This is a tutorial demonstrating how to use math to simulate the movement of a pendulum, until it stops, varying dynamically its parameters. By Michele Microon
Flash_4
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2000-10-10
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This tutorial will teach you how to use Sine and Cosine to create a calculator for the math functions. By Bryon Vandiver
Flash_4
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2000-06-20
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Learn how to calculate a factorial in flash with this easy tutorial. Copy the script if you like too and paste it into your own work. By Daniel Tse
Flash_4
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2000-05-25
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Flash doesn't provide you with this function so Flashkit has. This code will plug into any actionscript that may require this function. By Flash Junkie
Flash_4
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2000-03-07
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Discover how to generate 10 unique, non-doubling random numbers, check out the code! By Peter Brouwers
