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5 sites que ensinam Como Criar Jogos em Flash
Pra não dizerem que odeio TUDO no Flash. Só não curto sites com muitas firulas. :)
Fórum MXStudio ~ ele conta com uma área sobre criação de jogos![[bb]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_t7vsyE1PWZG9bp8R9fKVQzWDhBQaDhXeNy8ZEli2aGV-0uWrVTyoOyDaMmsksq2aACZiAIOx1Piwle=s0-d)
Emanuele Feronato ~ o blog da Emanuele possui ótimos tutoriais sobre criação de jogos em Flash! Ela explica tudo passo-a-passo. Vale a pena olhar todos os tutoriais.
Tile Based Games ~ vários tutoriais ensinando como criar mapas, mover os bonecos, abrir portas, pegar ítens, mover o boneco com o mouse e várias outras coisas!
OutsideOfSociety ~ os tutoriais do site acima foram baseados nesse. Esse contém vários exemplos e também é muito bom!
Tutorialized ~ vários tutoriais sobre criação de jogos de plataforma no estilo Mário, jogos de tiro e muitos outros!
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GotoAndPlay.it ~ tutoriais e exemplos bem legais!
ActionScript.org ~ porque sem ActionScript você não sai do lugar!
gotoAndLearn ~ ActionScript ActionScript ActionScript!
Tutorial Jogo de “Tiro al Alvo” ~ exemplo e cód
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w puzzles can be created using the same file, with very little effort.
2. To view the final product of this project, open the puzzle.fla file in Flash MX, and then go to File – Publish Settings and check the Windows projector box (if
you are using Mac check the Mac Projector box). Then click on the publish button. Open the folder where you published the file and view the puzzle.exe file.
3. Now for the project. Open the file ‘puzzle.fla’ on the CD-ROM.
4. Now open the library (Window-Library or Ctrl+L). I have arranged all the graphics elements, buttons and sounds required for the project in folders.
5. If you look at the timeline, you’ll notice only two layers on the main timeline:
a) puzzle: this layer contains an instance of the movieclip symbol ‘container’.
b) anim: this layer contains an instance of the movieclip symbol ‘xmastree_anim’. I have added an action to this movieclip to make it invisible initially. 6. Go to the library, open the movie_clips folder and double click the ‘container’ movieclip. This opens the ‘co
ntainer’ movieclip on the stage. I have organized the timeline layers into three folders and two separate layers.
7. Open the ‘static’ folder and you’ll see that it con
tains layers for the text elements, start button, a frame for the puzzle and also a layer for holding the movieclip ‘complete_puzzle’. I have given the ‘complete_puzzle’ the instance name ‘joined_mc’.
8. The ‘pieces’ folder contains layers one each for the pieces in the puzzle. The pieces are just dropped anywhere on the stage. I have given them instance names of p1 through p4.
9. For the ‘inv_pieces’ folder, I just copied the pi
eces from the ‘complete_puzzle’ movieclip and pasted them directly onto the ‘container’ mov
ieclip stage and aligned them with ‘joined_mc’.
10. The ‘off-stage’ layer contains a text-box placed at a p
osition so that it will be off stage and therefo
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