Actionscript camera!

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It lets you move a camera around for zooms and pans instead of moving everything on the stage.

Check it out (more info)
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/javascript/2004/08/17/flashhacks.html?page=2

Get it for free
http://www.oreillynet.com/javascript/2004/08/17/examples/waterfall02.fla

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old. and as2 :x

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SO? i have flash 8
just change your publish settings

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No. Just… no. :expressionless:

AS3 is so much better than AS2, there’s no reason to ever use AS2 unless you’re forced to due to some limitation, or perhaps for some external loading shenanigans.

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Or if you do animation and you don’t feel like forking over to the money for CS3 which has virtually no improvements on that aspect of Flash. Then it would be good.

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[QUOTE=TheCanadian;2351137]Or if you do animation and you don’t feel like forking over to the money for CS3 which has virtually no improvements on that aspect of Flash. Then it would be good.[/QUOTE]

AS3 has gigantic performance improvements over AS2 - so even if you’re just doing animation, AS3 is a hugely better option.

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[QUOTE=Anogar;2351142]AS3 has gigantic performance improvements over AS2 - so even if you’re just doing animation, AS3 is a hugely better option.[/QUOTE]I’m not talking AS2 v 3 (in which case I obviously agree with you). I’m talking keyframed animation.

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Ah, gotcha. Yeah, might as well stick with MX2004 in that case. :stuck_out_tongue:

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:lol: No kidding.

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Dude this is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo old.

This is better:
[SIZE=“5”]http://bryanheisey.com/blog/?p=1[/SIZE]

AS3 as well. Supports bitmap filters, and rotation.

I used it for tv commercial work.

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now thats cool :stare:

thanks

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No Problemo! It’s saved me hours and hours on projects! :love:

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I remember some one posting a super smash bros camera that track 2 objects and zoomed in when the were close and panned out when the got father apart, I thought that was pretty cool.