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Actionscript 3 (Beginner to Advanced) + Mobile Games
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Actionscript 3 (Beginner to Advanced) + Mobile Games

Build mobile and browser-based games using ActionScript 3. This course is intended for beginners as well intermediates.
Created byRexcel Cariaga
Last updated 3/2016
English

What you'll learn

  • By the end of this course, you will learn how to draw and animate in Flash as well as importing graphics in Flash
  • By the end of this course, you will learn the different types of symbols (movieclip, graphic, button)
  • By the end of the course, you will be able to learn basic programming principles and programming structures
  • By the end of the course, you will learn how to create puzzle and drag and drop games
  • By the end of the course, you will be able to create a simple shooting game like Galaga or Space Invaders
  • By the end of the course, you will be able to economic simulation games where the player can buy stuff in order to customize his or her room (e.g. Pet Society, Restaurant City Facebook Games)
  • By the end of the course, you will be able to create 2d platform or side-scrolling games like Nintendo's Super Mario or Sonic the Hedgehog
  • and at the end of this course, you will be able to export some of your games in Android and iOS devices

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Course content

8 sections • 41 lectures • 5h 14m total length

  • 1 Introduction To Flash Interface18:57

    This lesson covers the following: 

    • Basic interface of Flash
    • Navigating around the interface
    • Tool Usage and 
    • Drawing Manipulation

    If you don't have any background in Flash, I recommend you watch this video first. 

  • 2 Animation20:48

    Learn how to animate in Flash. If you have no experience animating in flash, this video is for you. 

    Topis covered: 

    • Timeline
    • Layers
    • Frame Rate
    • Framing and
    • Keyframing  
    • Classic Tween
    • Shape Tween
  • 3 Symbols14:43

    Symbols are one of the strengths of Flash. This lesson covers the three types of symbols (Graphic, Button, and MovieClip) and their uses. 

  • 4 Object Oriented Programming11:29

    This is the first lesson in ActionScript 3.0. In this lesson, viewers are given a brief introduction about object-oriented programming. Viewers with no programming background should watch this. 

  • 5 String Variables6:50

    Lectures 5,6, and 7 introduce the three basic types of variables (string, integer, and float). This video instructs viewers on how to create and use String variables in Flash.  

  • 6 Integer Variables5:41

    Lectures 5,6, and 7 introduce the three basic types of variables (string, integer, and float). This video instructs viewers on how to create and use Integer variables in Flash.  

  • 7 Float Variables4:08

    Lectures 5,6, and 7 introduce the three basic types of variables (string, integer, and float). This video instructs viewers on how to create and use Float variables in Flash.  

Requirements

  • Flash Professional CS4 or higher

Description

UPDATE: As this course was created in 2013, Adobe Animate CC is essentially Flash Flash Professional with significant new functionalities. All ActionScript 3 (AS3) codes (for game building) discussed in this course will work in Adobe Animate.

From a beginner level, subscribers of this Actionscript 3 tutorial course will learn ActionScript 3.0 programming--from defining variables to creating functions to handling conditional statements. As they go along through the Actionscript 3 tutorial courses, the knowledge that they have acquired will enable them to create browser-based games in the advanced level. At the last part of the lecture, they will learn how to convert you games into mobile (iOS and android) applications. Additionally, they will also have access to the flash files that were used during the lectures.

The total running time of all the Actionscript 3 tutorial is estimated to by 5 hours. Codes will be explained line by line and you will learn Actionscript 3 concept by concept.

The instructor of this Actionscript 3 tutorial course has been teaching flash, programming, and interactivity design to college students since 2009.

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