At 8/18/06 09:46 PM, Agak wrote: Ramagi > You

Plus, your "club" was done before many times, and should just be discussed in the flash forum.

GJ nerd, Ramagi > me

Plus, I asked in General where I should post my query and was directed here and the Flash forum. This one sounded more like where this should go.

My question is, how is starting a team to submit content to NG an advertisement?

God forbid anyone ever submit quality content to this site.

fuck you ramagi. reviewed some of the other threads you've closed, you must get some experience or power trip out of it because most of them break absolutely no rules and legitimately qualify as clubs.

way to drive people away from NG.
hope they're not paying you.

At 8/18/06 06:39 PM, SpamWarrior wrote: O

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roflmfao... nice picture.

Hello all, I'm trying to start a Flash game designing team. Anyone is welcome to join. All projects will be very organized and assignments will be given depending on level of skill of each member.

We're gonna need programmers, artists, writers, voice actors, etc.
Basically if you feel you can contribute in any way, reply with how you'd like to help.

I will begin working on a site soon and hopefully we can get some projects underway.

Thanks.

At 8/18/06 07:09 PM, _TheGreatPatten_ wrote:

At 8/18/06 06:58 PM, w1sh wrote:

I'm a pretty decent artist:

Decent?! Where's your proof?!

Freak out...
Why do you want proof? Isn't trust enough anymore?

MySpace members.

They were all dorks...
"Y-yeah tough guy. Do you appreciate it when I aim a firearm weapon at y-you?! Get up out-my business!"
"Y-y-you better know wha... who! you're fudgin' with before you get fudged the F up you jokes!"

Those didn't even look like real hicks either... They were way too clean cut to be real hicks.

Seriously though, if I were the camera man, I would've grabbed that bitch, dragged her behind the car, held her in front of me and threaten to snap her neck unless he dropped the gun.

In all fairness though, those 2 guys didn't need to be jumping that guy with a bat... they should've done it with their fists.

Fuckin' California wannabe hicks...

Hello all, I am new to NG Forums and am trying to start a game programming team. I'm a pretty decent artist, but I can't program my way out of a paper bag.

I've been trying to assemble a team to help make some of my ideas a reality.

If I am able to get a bunch of talented, hard workers together, I'd be willing to create a site where we could work and create a lot of great submissions for NG.

Feel free to message me if anyone is interested.

Mod: Sorry if this is in the wrong place, feel free to move it.

I like this idea simply because it's producing more content for NG. But at the same time, the Clock Crew makes a lot of high quality animations and makes use of a lot of good animation effects.

If only they weren't obsessed with making fruits with clocks for faces and used their skills to make serious animations and games...

Alas, you must destroy them.

-Draw your background.
-Right click on it, Convert to Symbol > Movie Clip
-Put it on the side of your "Stage" (the white area)
-Make a "Keyframe" on something like frame 80 of the "Layer" with your background MovieClip.
-Move your background to the other side of the Stage.
-Right click in between Frame 1 and Frame 80 and "Insert Motion Tween"
-Ctrl + Enter to test play it.

If it turns out right, your background Clip should move from one side of the Stage to the opposite. If the background movieclip is something simple like a large solid green rectangle for grass and a blue rectangle for sky (add a simple tree to test with), then it should "loop" once it gets to the end.

There are a lot of ways to accomplish a scrolling background effect.
You can make a large donut shaped movie clip on it's own layer and set it to "rotate clockwise" infinitely. That seems like it would work..

Something to keep in mind when making a background is that if you don't want it to end up looking like a side scrolling platform game for Nintendo, and more like a movie, then you'll need to focus on more than 1 scrolling background image. Maybe make 3 separate backgrounds and have them scroll at different paces. It's a really nice effect.

Regardless, good luck, and if you figure out a really good way to do it, make a tutorial out of it or something. :)

Make that "Someone" a Movie Clip named "Someone1". Make a keyframe on the frame you want the zoom to begin. Then make a keyframe on the frame you want the zoom to end (keyframe 2). In keyframe 2, enlarge Someone1 with the free transform tool. Then create a motion tween between keyframe 1 and 2.

Practice with a circle or something on a blank document until you get the hang of it. You can increase the speed of the zoom with the "Ease" tool.

I'm pretty sure thats how it's done.