Display list, stage, addChild - ActionScript 3.0 and Flash CS3 tutorial (one of many on Flash&Math)

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One of our readers let me know about a new site they have created that’s dedicated to Flash and math. You can find a whole bunch of excellent tutorials on using ActionScript 3.0 with Flash CS3. One such tutorial focuses on using the display hierarchy, the Stage, and depth management in ActionScript 3.0/Flash:

The types of display objects, the display hierarchy, and the depth management are very different in ActionScript 3 from the earlier versions of the language. In this tutorial, we talk about display objects, parent-child relationship, the Display List, and the mysterious Stage in AS3. We will illustrate the concepts using a simple example of an animated “solar system”.

And you can find it here: http://www.flashandmath.com/intermediate/children/index.html

But seriously - check out this site for a whole bunch more really useful tutorials on ActionScript 3.0 and Flash. It’s a great place to go if you’re new to and/or nervous about using or updating to AS3. Lots of samples, source files, code snippets, and hands-on steps to make things work.

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2 Responses to “Display list, stage, addChild - ActionScript 3.0 and Flash CS3 tutorial (one of many on Flash&Math)”

  1. hitesh Says:

    Thanks

  2. getzen Says:

    This is in reference to your tutorial “Using Flash for the first time – Part 2: Adding symbols, animation, and ActionScript”. It seems that the section “Creating a frame-by-frame animation” (page 4 of 7), doesn’t correlate with the file that was downloaded and thus, the instructions get screwed up. Is there an update to this? I appreciate your help, I’m alittle frustrated and would really like to complete your wonderful tutorial.

    thanks!

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