Flash 4 Web Animation f/x and Design
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (512 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1576105555 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
An expanded update of the original bestseller, this book helps you build compelling Web sites using the newest features of Flash 4. Produce cutting-edge Web graphics with advanced animation tools such as transparency, Flash movies, and Action Scripts.
The opening chapter, "A Flash Snapshot," is an excellent overview of the technology and new and changed features in version 4, while subsequent chapters introduce the Flash toolset and basic drawing techniques. Big impact with little overhead is Flash's modus operandi when it comes to presenting on the Web. The little used, but powerful, feature of adding a Flash layer to a QuickTime 4 movie is also explained here. It's a well-rounded book, though, and a good introduction to using this Web-content tool. --Mike Caputo. If you haven't yet investigated this feature, it's worth checking out. Flash 4 Web Animation, part of the Coriolis "f/x and Design" series, does a solid job of introducing Flash to the new user, and it teaches several important concepts for creating contemporary, sophisticated work. Animation and interactivity are covered in chapters 6 ("Basic Animation") through 9 ("Automating Flash with Act
He is coauthor of Converting Content for Web Publishing and author of Designing Web Pages with PageMill 2.0. More than 250 of his articles/reviews have appeared in nationally renowned publications such as PCWorldand Mac User. John Croteau (Rockville, MD) is a recognized expert in Macromedia Flash.He appear
"Flash Flash 4 Web Animation F/X and Design Amir Qureshi A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash 4, also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. Web Animation F/X and Design" according to Amir Qureshi. A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash Flash 4 Web Animation F/X and Design Amir Qureshi A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash 4, also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. , also a great knowledge builder for Flash Flash Flash 4 Web Animation F/X and Design Amir Qureshi A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash 4, also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. Web Animation F/X and Design A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash Flash 4 Web Animation F/X and Design Amir Qureshi A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash 4, also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. , also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 1Flash Flash 4 Web Animation F/X and Design Amir Qureshi A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash 4, also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. Web Animation F/X and Design A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash Flash 4 Web Animation F/X and Design Amir Qureshi A "Must have" for any one struggling to learn Flash 4, also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. , also a great knowledge builder for Flash 3 users. Even though this book provides highly technical information about a pretty complex technology but it has a reader friendly tonenot loaded with obscure Jargon! The book is broken down into 13 chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. chapters, each filled with "To the point" info about the tools and application of some "Nifty" techniques. As a web developer I loved chapter 9 " Automating Flash with ActionScript" This chapter alo. Better than the manualmost of the time bryan chalker First off, I am not an expert at Flash, but I'm not a total newbie either. I was actually impressed, initially, with the book's layout and seeming wealth of information, but over a matter of weeks it lost it's shine.It covers drawing, timelines, and bitmap tracing fine. It also touches on other software integration, quite well. It fails, however, on the most powerful aspect of Flash (and the one covered least in ALL Flash books)actionscripts.By neglecting this detail, I was left stunted in. Chad Veldhouse said Aggravating at best. If you are a beginner and have no prior knowledge of Flash, you may find this book to be very aggravating. Although the author claims that this book is for beginners to intermediate users, unless you are an intermediate user you will probably have trouble following the exercises. If you are an intermediate user, I feel you would be very disappointed. Prior to reading this book, I was already familiar with Director 7, which helped in understanding some of the basic concepts used in Flash. I