Flash Tutorials & Books

[webgyrl]

I haven't seen that much in here regarding Flash.

 

Are there any Flash Gurus here on the TCH forums?

 

If anyone knows of good online Flash Tutorials or books that are easy to follow, please post links or titles of books here.

 

This is something I'd love to learn and impliment in my design in the future. It just seems like quite the beast to tackle.

 

 

Nat

[bellringr]

While I haven't finished it, I think Flash in 24 hours is very easy to follow. I found it used on amazon.com and got it for less than half the price Barnes & Noble ask, and it was in perfect condition.

[webgyrl]

While I haven't finished it, I think Flash in 24 hours is very easy to follow. I found it used on amazon.com and got it for less than half the price Barnes & Noble ask, and it was in perfect condition.

Thanks for the suggestion Gonna check it out.

[snipe]

webgryl,

 

Flashkit also has some great stuff. In addition to the tutorials, there are tons of sample files, sound loops, and other gew-gaws that can help you learn if you're one of those trial-by-fire learners. Some people learn better by reading, others learn better by deconstructing existing stuff. Either way, FlashKit is a great place to start.

 

In addition, here are some more good places to look:

http://www.w3schools.com/flash/default.asp

http://www.kirupa.com/

http://www.flashguru.co.uk/tutorials.php

http://www.spoono.com/flash/tutorials/

 

(I'm a big supporter of finding it for free online before throwing out the big dough on a book - but shhh! don't tell my publishers that! LOL)

[webgyrl]

Snipe,

 

I promise mums the word to your publisher!

 

Thanks for all those awesome links!

 

Nat