Flash 8

Graphics, Animation & Interactivity

James L. Mohler

600 pages, parution le 01/11/2004

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Résumé

Flash: Graphics, Animation & Interactivity provides a hands-on approach to learning the next version of Macromedia Flash. Designed to help you understand in detail how Flash works, the exercises and examples contained on the CD, when combined with the written material, provide the best of both worlds, not just telling you how, but showing you as well. For the beginner, there are plenty of exercises that are designed to get you up to speed quickly while intermediate to advanced Flash users will find new exercises that demonstrate the latest features, as well as some complex examples worth digesting.

The book includes chapters on graphic techniques, bitmap graphic integration, typography and text, symbols, libraries, sound, animation, interactive techniques, as well as Flash's internal scripting language, ActionScript.

L'auteur - James L. Mohler

James Mohler is a Senior Research Scientist and Associate Professor at Purdue University, where he currently leads a highly talented group of artists and programmers who are building Purdues next-generation web presence. He is also serving as the SIGGRAPH 2005 Conference Chair, where he will be responsible for the largest computer graphics and interactive techniques conference in the world. James Mohler is the author or co-author of more than 20 computer books.

Sommaire

An overview of Flash
Getting started
Flash basics
Drawing and painting tools
Working with text
Symbols and libraries
Bitmap graphics
Sound elements
2D animation and effects
3D animations and Flash
Video and Flash
Testing, integration, and distribution
Introduction to ActionScripting
Working with actions
Printing and Accessibility

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Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Thomson - Delmar Learning
Auteur(s)	James L. Mohler
Parution	01/11/2004
Nb. de pages	600
Format	19 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1040g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781401871055
ISBN13	978-1-4018-7105-5