Alright, let's assue that you had your first frame, and it had a couple of buttons on it. let's say that we wanted to have it so that, each time one of those buttons was clicked, the first frame would fade into another frame, and a different frame for each button pressed. Now, to create this effect, first create a new flash file. Then, create your first frame, where you want the fade to begin, along with your buttons. Now, to create the first fade, copy and paste the first frame into an empty frame somewhere. Then, on the first frame's button's actionscript, have it go to that frame and play. From that frame on, have the fade in place. At the point where you feel the fade should stop, have a stop command in the actionscript for that frame. Do this for any or all of the buttons, if you would like all of them to fade differently. To have each thing fade back into frame 1, copy a keyframe of the finished fade into another empty space on your timeline, and then have another button, that goes to and plays from that frame. at that frame, the fade will begin again, fading back into the first frame. in that copy's actionscript however, put a piece of actionscript to have it go back to frame 1, so that whoever is clicking the buttons will still be able to click buttons again. If you do this, you can have multiple fades, all from the same page. This works very well if you have a room in a game, with multiple exits.

In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to create a dynamic snow effect. This can really give the final touch to a hristmas card. The snow is made with ActionScript so we don't need to tween each flake. The snow will fall in the direction of the mouse, to simulate wind. Each flake will also be scaled to its speed. The slower the flake, the smaller (because it's farther away). We'll also add a bit of randomization, so the flakes don't all fall in the same direction.

learn how to make a fadeing animation in Flash

Learn How to make some awesome animations using rotoscoping.

While working in Flash you will find it really necessary to create simple animation sequences. In this Tutorial you'll learnhow to create Simple Animations in Flash. In Flash, animation can be done in four basic ways: Motion Tween, Shape Tween, Frame-by-Frame Animation, Guided Motion Tween

A tutorial showing how to create an animated GIF using Flash.

The basics of motion guides, using a space ship to follow a path.

Learn the cinematic effect of camera focusing on a previously blurred image.

In this tutorial, we are going to add a nice effect like the one below. This effect works particularly well industrial and robotic images as well as objects with curves and fluid lines.

This is a simple yet cool effect. This tutorial was done in Flash MX 2004, so the location of some of the menu bar things will be different in from MX, but of course it will work just as well in MX.