Poll: Flash games and you.
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Why of course. You get points depending on People reaction to the Bright Light you just showed them.Lowbreed said:
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Seizure means game over?comadorcrack said:Why of course. You get points depending on People reaction to the Bright Light you just showed them.Lowbreed said:
(Oh Ho Ho, And you thought I was being dirty
Since no one else has posted their favourites yet, here I go Funfunfun [http://onemorelevel.com/game/marvin_spectrum].
I've been playing flash games almost daily for about 6-8 years now....Mostly on kongregate or i-am-bored and most of the time I only stay on one for about 10 minutes before getting bored and quitting
If I haven't got anything new for a console I'll probally be playing flash games. Or here for that matter.
It certainly runs faster, but I only made a few simple AS2 games and used it mostly for websites.Lowbreed said:
It's not easier, for using Flash and learning how the timeline works and whatnot I'd prefer to learn AS2, but I started with C++ before I learnt AS2, I wouldn't want to learn AS3 without either Flash knowledge or another language as well.
Or that is just because I'm happy with the order I learnt things...
AS3 is less forgiving, I can't get away with messy code like I used to when I was just messing about for half an hour or whatever, but then again I reckon that's just down to lack of experience.
I'm going to need a bit before I can compare the two for ease of use, just need to find a project so I can properly compare.
I was just struggling with tutorials and AS2 for the last 4 hours, GOD DAMN, just to make a small timer. In the end I found a simple way of doing it (Movieclip which +1 every 30th frame) but the amount of possibilities you have for just that is ridiculous! Also is there a reason for always putting the registration point to the top left rather than the middle?D4zZ said:
Anyway it's 2:30 where I live now so off to bed -.-.
For the registration, most common use I'd guess would be loading bars, it's used to choose where you start filling the bar from. Other animation done solely through Actionscript will likely use it as well, as it sets where the x and y axis is at 0.Lowbreed said:
I was lucky to have known some programming fundamentals before learning Actionscript, so I don't know how hard it is for a first language, however I can see why it would be difficult learning the Flash layout/timetable thing at the same time as code.