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Interactivity in Flash using hitTest() method
autor ian_kusmiran
Interactivity in Flash using hitTest() method
Tagi dla Interactivity in Flash using hitTest() method
Opis
hitTest() method is very useful for flash developers especially when creating games or elearning applications. In this tutorial I will give a simple example on how to detect collision between two movie clips using hitTest() method.
Jak grać
follow the instruction
Komentarze
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bakerej
Jul. 02, 2009
no "click for play tutorial" 's
bakerej
Jul. 02, 2009
it has to be stolen, ians english is horrible..
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Tukkun
Jul. 02, 2009
The flash file itself isn't stolen, but the tutorial is.
Tukkun
Jul. 02, 2009
This tutorial was made an year ago in text form. All he did was moving it to his flash file then upload it. You need proof?
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MadCrimson
Jul. 02, 2009
And never, never move the "back" button to where the "next" button was!
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