Flash is a *beast* to learn. I have an 'easy' guide that you're welcome to. It's like trying to design a multi-layered website on a moving timeline.
It depends what you want to do with flash. If you're looking for animated text or simple moving objects, or embedded videos, there are some applications to do that, such as Anim-FX (http://www.anim-fx.com/)
If you're looking for interactive stuff, or any kind of flash game, you've got a steep learning curve ahead of you.
Plus, if it's for websites, bear in mind that flash does not support ALT tags - and that's how blind people navigate the internet. You may have accessibility issues to consider.
if you find anything, let me know - I'd love to do some for Judder visuals (my visuals software can show flash files). B ut you may well be better off farming out to someone - I believe disastrid might have some experience...
It's not for the web, it's for DVD. We don't need games either - just straightforward moving pictures. That package would probably be OK - I might try it when I have more time.
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It depends what you want to do with flash. If you're looking for animated text or simple moving objects, or embedded videos, there are some applications to do that, such as Anim-FX (http://www.anim-fx.com/)
If you're looking for interactive stuff, or any kind of flash game, you've got a steep learning curve ahead of you.
Plus, if it's for websites, bear in mind that flash does not support ALT tags - and that's how blind people navigate the internet. You may have accessibility issues to consider.
if you find anything, let me know - I'd love to do some for Judder visuals (my visuals software can show flash files). B ut you may well be better off farming out to someone - I believe
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