Design (Or cut and paste) a username and password script that is simple and secure. Works well with multiple users also! This is also under beginner tutorials because you can just cut and paste, then fill in the rest, but was placed intermediate because I don't know what draws the line between them, and you may want it to look fancy.

I wanted to make a MovieClip follow a circular path for a preloader I created. Making the needle revolve around was childs play but getting a MovieClip to track its outermost path was a little trickier. Using sine and cosine I created this but had a few problems along the way which I solved and decided to put into a tutorial in the hope of helping others.

Creating simple CGI forms using new syntax and objects introduced with Flash MX, and and the newly released UI Components Set#2 Message Box object.

Since the release of Flash MX, there has been an abundance of tutorials and .fla’s describing the use of new actionscript features to create movieclips “on the fly.” This one, though, will demonstrate how to dynamically manipulate properties (in this case color and alpha) of these scripted m.c.’s. This demo contains a handful of premade movieclips and buttons, the design of which, again, is at the creator’s discretion. First, there is a “node” m.c. This is just a point which will serve as the “frame” of our scripted movie clip and could be just a simple 1 pixel by 1 pixel dot or a “throwable” sphere (as in the demo) or even omitted if you prefer (though it will be easier to follow this tutorial if one is included).

A tutorial for beginners, showing you how to make a simple button in Flash.

Ever wondered why your perfect images get blurred in Flash? Learn in this tutorial how to remove the smoothing effect.

This tutorial explains how to open a new window from within a flash movie. It also provides all the options available as a ready reference for users who already are fully knowledgeable of how to open a new window from Flash, but Like me always forget the little specifics!

When you want people to navigate through your screen, you can easily do it by letting them click on a few buttons like arrows. But you can of course make your movie a bit more 'interactive' and 'smooth' by letting them push a few keys on the keyboard. This tutorial shows you how it's done...

this tutorial will show you how to create a buttonless scroller like the one above. keepin mind that the buttons in the actual scroller could reference to anything, not just adynamic text field.is somewhat of an intermediate tutorial, so you should get yourself aquainted withthe basics of Flash. if you haven't already, there should be some tutorials in the help menu that could help you with that. okay, here we go...

This tutorial will add upon the last tutorial of scrolling a movie clip. This addendum will teach the throw effect of the scroller.