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Howdy folks, I've been playing with flash for about two weeks and knocked together these two videos (sound goes with the second -- wish I knew how to make it stop/start, but just bear with me for now). Might end up being a preamble to a game if I can ever figure out code snippets. Enjoy!
Update: Added more streamlined scene -- might be part of the troll game (see thread "The Trouble with Trolls")

I love it. You should make more.

Dear god, I nearly had a goddamn heart attack when that fucking roar played.

I wish I had sound right now to hear it, but As far as looks, it looks really good so far. Maybe try making a Flash movie first? Just a way to get all of the auto animations (any fuck scenes and so forth) down pat for when you make it into a game.

Good work

To stop and start is simple. It depends what version of action script you use. Make a button. On layer with it wright stop();

Then for AS2: wright it in buttons action

on (release) {
_root.play();
}

AS3: wright on the layer with button and name button bNext

function fNext(e:MouseEvent):void{
play();
}

bNext.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fNext);

Like a little tutorial you can look this: (but i am not good i tutorials i think but like example):
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=2370 => look 1a about movie controll.

its quite good
but when those orcs go faster its like 2 pics just swaping back and forth and it kills like all the good animations

It's... surprisingly decent, honestly.

The whole flabby slimy warty pigman thing is... not particularly up my alley, but apart from that I've nothing against the offering.

S'a cool scenario, and to go wrong with playshapes-based models might take some unfortunately large amount of talent for failure.

The whole flabby slimy warty pigman thing is well up my alley! I love it! Big flabby pig men covered in green slime! Take that slut!

I wonder why he's so disgusting....

mmm.. could you use zelda in the next one?

OwnerOfSuccuby Wrote:AS3: wright on the layer with button and name button bNext

function fNext(e:MouseEvent):void{
play();
}

bNext.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fNext);

This should also work in AS3:

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bNext.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, function fNExt(e:MouseEvent){
   play();
});


Putting the function in the event listener makes more sense to some people, and it works the same for most purposes. (although most programmers would consider it a bad practice, but if you are like most people and don't care, go right ahead)

Otherwise, I'm delighted to see more people willing to start flash projects. Please, continue.

Hmmm nice. I like it

FMPraxis Wrote:

OwnerOfSuccuby Wrote:AS3: wright on the layer with button and name button bNext

function fNext(e:MouseEvent):void{
play();
}

bNext.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fNext);

This should also work in AS3:

Code: Select All Code


bNext.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, function fNExt(e:MouseEvent){
   play();
});


Putting the function in the event listener makes more sense to some people, and it works the same for most purposes. (although most programmers would consider it a bad practice, but if you are like most people and don't care, go right ahead)

Otherwise, I'm delighted to see more people willing to start flash projects. Please, continue.

Amm ... - and what is the difference ? You need to inicizlize it in both situation ? Is the difference only in position - where it is declared ? If so - if you have function that is already registred some where and you need to add it more than once - you will need to wright as i do. If you do not - you can wright the both - and what is the point ? I do not see difference between it - and as i think it is not comfortable to make it look different.

But for some purpose yes may be it is more comfortable to some body. Or may be i am wrong i do not understand you a little - why it is better or is not ?

Mechanios Wrote:Dear god, I nearly had a goddamn heart attack when that fucking roar played.

That makes both of us along with the other 1200+ that have clicked onto this thread...

Lucky777 Wrote:
The whole flabby slimy warty pigman thing is... not particularly up my alley, but apart from that I've nothing against the offering.

I say ditto on this

I love these animations; I really like the rear view in the second animation! There are a couple of pieces that don't quite line up, and I definitely recommend learning the actionscript basics, as they can be a good way to easily loop part of an animation (so you don't need to repeat segments manually). Looking great though!

pretty cool stuff man loving the whole disgustingslimypigrape concept and It only took you 2 weeks? sheeeeet hoping to see more of you soon but I know I won´t