Adobe ActionScript Flash Training Course Intermediate in Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes Intermediate Adobe ActionScript Flash Course Overview

Adobe ActionScript Flash Training Course Intermediate training in Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes is a strong business location and a practical place to run Adobe ActionScript Flash Training Course training for teams travelling from different parts of the country.

This venue provides a comfortable setting for practical, instructor-led software training.

Fairbourne Drive
Atterbury
Milton Keynes
MK10 9RG
United Kingdom

The Atterbury Lakes venue provides a professional setting with good access from the motorway network. It allows delegates to focus on learning in a professional environment.

If you are reviewing other options, you can also explore our computer training courses in Milton Keynes.

Adobe Animate has now superseded Flash. Adobe Animate for companies and individuals can be arranged

Course Duration: 3 Days

Complete Course Outline

Introducing Adobe Flash ActionScript

Unit Objectives and Topics
About the Course
About the Author
Installation Instructions
Course Overview and Objectives
Prerequisites
Course Format
Why Flash
Reviewing the Finished Application

ActionScript 3 Fundamentals in Flash

Unit Objectives and Topics
Getting Started with Coding
ActionScript Basics
Declaring and Using Variables
Operators and Expressions
Converting Data Types and Operators
Using Functions
Using Functions and Methods
Instantiating Variables

Manipulating Symbols with ActionScript

Unit Objectives and Topics
Introducing Symbols
Using a MovieClip and Button's Properties
Working with MovieClip Methods
Using Methods within a MovieClip
Working with TextFields
Using TextField Properties
Dynamically Adding Symbols to the Stage
Adding Symbols to the Stage at Run-Time
Loading Content Dynamically Into a MovieClip
Walkthrough 3-5: Loading External Images
Making a Space Rock

Object Oriented Programming in ActionScript

Unit Objectives and Topics
Introducing Object Oriented Programming
Creating a Custom Class
Declaring Class Properties
Adding Properties to a Class
Declaring Methods
Adding Methods to a Class
Creating Visual Classes Through Inheritance
Creating a Visual Class
Making the Stage a Class
Making the Stage a Class and Dynamically
Adding Instances
Create an Asteroid and Collectable Class

ActionScript 3 Events

Unit Objectives and Topics
ActionScript Events
Handling Events
ActionScript Event Types
Using the MouseEvent
Using the Keyboard and Enter Frame Events
Dispatching A Custom Event
Dispatching A Custom Crash Event
Working with Timers
Display the TimerEvent and the EnterFrame Event

Loops and Conditional Logic in ActionScript

Unit Objectives and Topics
Types of Conditional Statements
Controlling the SpaceShip
Determine When Objects Overlap or Hit
Determine when the SpaceShip Crashes
Types of Loops
Adding Asteroids to the Screen
Keeping Your Asteroids and Collectables on the Stage and collecting items

Exploring the ActionScript Class Library

Unit Objectives and Topics
The ActionScript Class Library
The ActionScript Class Library
Using the Sound Class
Adding Sound Effects to the SpaceShip
Programmatically Formatting Text
Formatting the Player Score TextField
Getting a Date with ActionScript
Determine your Current Age
Arrays
Static Methods and Properties
Use Cos and Sin to maneuver the Space Ship and Create Random Asteroids
Adding Sound and Random Speed and Locations to the Collectable Class

XML with E4X in ActionScript

Unit Objectives and Topics
What is XML
Creating a High Score List
Using the E4X Operators
Using E4X Operators
Accessing External XML Documents
Loading External XML Files and Filtering Books
Displaying High Scores with e4x

Animating with ActionScript

Unit Objectives and Topics
Using the Enter Frame Event
Copy and Paste Tweens
Using the Tween Class
Tweening the Warp Animation

Seeing as Flash is no longer used we no longer train it. We had a good run but things move on. So we say Goodbye to Flash

However, may we suggest you look at our Adobe Animate Course. Adobe Animate has superseded Flash.