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BASIC
AS: Basic A.I. by Dancing-Thunder
AS: Clock by Glaiel_Gamer
AS: Duplicated Movie Clips
AS: Inventory 1 by Inglor
AS: Loops & Conditions by BleeBlap
AS: Loops - For... In by Inglor
AS: Loops - While by Ninja-Chicken
AS: Maths - Basic by T-H
AS: Movement - Basic
AS: Movement - Scrolling background by DrDeath2k3
AS: Password by Dancing-Thunder
AS: Performance & Optimisation Tips by T-H
AS: Preloader
AS: Quality Toggling
AS: Replay Button by Inglor
AS: Sound
AS: Stop & Play Buttons by Inglor
AS: Symbols by Joelasticot
AS: Variables by Dark_Toaster

INTERMEDIATE
AS: Arrays
AS: Camera Control by Inglor
AS: Collisions by Glaiel_Gamer
AS: Collision Detection by BleeBlap
AS: Creating Boundaries by Spamburger
AS: Debugging Syntax by Inglor
AS: Elasticity by Joelasticot
AS: Functions - Basic by Inglor
AS: Intervals by Inglor
AS: Linear Increasement by Inglor
AS: Load External Data/Cross-Domain
AS: Maths - Intermediate by Inglor
AS: Maze by Begoner
AS: Movement - On slopes by Joelasticot
AS: Output Panel Manipulation by Inglor
AS: Platform Game Basics by Atomic_Sponge
AS: Pong Physics & Gravity by Dark_Toaster
AS: Rain Effect by Inglor
AS: Save and Load
AS: SWF Right-Click Menu
AS: Typewriter Effect by Atomic_Sponge
AS: Volume Slider by Star_Cleaver

ADVANCED
AS: API by -liam-
AS: API Curves by Glaiel_Gamer
AS: API 3-Gradient Fills by Inglor
AS: Binary Increasement by Inglor
AS: Syntax Checking Stack by Inglor
AS: Modular Programming by Inglor
AS: Tile Based Game Development Map by Inglor
AS: Movement - Random by Begoner
AS: OOP (Object Oriented Programming) by Inglor
AS: System Capabilities (Flash-PC Communication) by Inglor
AS: Trigonometry by BleeBlap
AS: XML by Inglor

Total: 53

At 7/22/05 12:24 PM, SpamBurger wrote: Yay! The updated list! Im surprised my creating boundaries got in the intermediate and not beginner.

Well, it probably should be in Beginner, but I thought I'd put it with the other Collision stuff.

At 7/22/05 12:55 PM, Glaiel_Gamer wrote: Yes! And I made it into the advanced section.

I think anything to do with API is pretty advanced. I only just got into it after 5+ years of using Flash.

At 7/22/05 12:59 PM, Denvish wrote: I think anything to do with API is pretty advanced. I only just got into it after 5+ years of using Flash.

I got into it 2 weeks ago.

Inglor, are you too busy now, you could do the star tut if not done yet.

I will, don't worry, I just don't feel like making an AS thread now

At 7/23/05 06:19 AM, Inglor wrote: I will, don't worry, I just don't feel like making an AS thread now

Do you mind if I take the starfield?

you know you don't have to ask... I don't make these to get credit for doing so, I make this to get this forum cleaner of n00b threads badly answered.

http://www.newground../topic.php?id=311955
AS: The mouse wheel

the new Object; instead of new Object(); is intended to keep people from just copy-pasting the code.

At 7/23/05 06:35 AM, Inglor wrote: you know you don't have to ask... I don't make these to get credit for doing so, I make this to get this forum cleaner of n00b threads badly answered.

Heh. Well, you'd probably code it in a completely different way, so feel free to comment/post your own code: AS: Starfield

http://www.newground../topic.php?id=312144
AS: Fireworks

a good one to have would be a shooting tutorial. mouse and keyboard. plus, either a link to ng's 1 or a AS: 1 for the fps tut.

meh, I don't know... there are so many animated shooter tutorials

At 7/24/05 04:05 AM, Inglor wrote: meh, I don't know... there are so many animated shooter tutorials

But most of them are simply for n00bs to copy and paste into games.

What about AS: PROJECT : WHATEVER
Like...

AS: PROJECT: Shooter

whereby you tell them what threads to go and read (ie: AttachMovie, loops etc...)

and then you basically make a little game or whatever out of it

Basically like your fireworks thing

Just a suggestion

GENERAL CODE:

BASIC
AS: Basic A.I. by Dancing-Thunder
AS: Duplicated Movie Clips
AS: Inventory 1 by Inglor
AS: Loops & Conditions by BleeBlap
AS: Loops - For... In by Inglor
AS: Loops - While by Ninja-Chicken
AS: Maths - Basic by T-H
AS: Movement - Basic
AS: Movement - Scrolling background by DrDeath2k3
AS: Password by Dancing-Thunder
AS: Performance & Optimisation Tips by T-H
AS: Quality Toggling
AS: Replay Button by Inglor
AS: Sound
AS: Stop & Play Buttons by Inglor
AS: Symbols by Joelasticot
AS: Variables by Dark_Toaster

INTERMEDIATE
AS: Arrays
AS: Camera Control by Inglor
AS: Collisions by Glaiel_Gamer
AS: Collision Detection by BleeBlap
AS: Creating Boundaries by Spamburger
AS: Debugging Syntax by Inglor
AS: Elasticity by Joelasticot
AS: Functions - Basic by Inglor
AS: Intervals by Inglor
AS: Linear Increasement by Inglor
AS: Load External Data/Cross-Domain
AS: Maths - Intermediate by Inglor
AS: Mouse Wheel by Inglor
AS: Movement - On slopes by Joelasticot
AS: Output Panel Manipulation by Inglor
AS: Platform Game Basics by Atomic_Sponge
AS: Save and Load
AS: SWF Right-Click Menu

ADVANCED
AS: API by -liam-
AS: API Curves by Glaiel_Gamer
AS: API 3-Gradient Fills by Inglor
AS: Binary Increasement by Inglor
AS: Syntax Checking Stack by Inglor
AS: Modular Programming by Inglor
AS: Tile Based Game Development Map by Inglor
AS: Movement - Random by Begoner
AS: OOP (Object Oriented Programming) by Inglor
AS: System Capabilities (Flash-PC Communication) by Inglor
AS: Trigonometry by BleeBlap
AS: XML by Inglor

SPECIFIC EFFECTS/PROJECTS:

BEGINNER
AS: Clock by Glaiel_Gamer
AS: Preloader

INTERMEDIATE
AS: Fireworks (API) by Inglor
AS: Maze by Begoner
AS: Pong Physics & Gravity by Dark_Toaster
AS: Rain Effect (API) by Inglor
AS: Starfield (API)
AS: Typewriter Effect by Atomic_Sponge
AS: Volume Slider by Star_Cleaver

At 7/24/05 06:03 PM, Ninja-Chicken wrote: What about AS: PROJECT : WHATEVER
Like... AS: PROJECT: Shooter

whereby you tell them what threads to go and read (ie: AttachMovie, loops etc...)
and then you basically make a little game or whatever out of it
Basically like your fireworks thing

It's not a bad idea, although the AS: list is getting large.
Comments on this idea, please: I've pulled out all the current 'specific project' section from the 'general code' list, and put them in their own section.

That last post (the current list) was 686 chars short of the post limit, so unless I remove the credits to the authors, I'm going to have to start thinking about splitting the list into two posts, which is a bit of a pain.

Eventually, it might even be worth creating a new thread for the Specific AS/AS Projects, but I think we'd need a more complete collection first.

Comment?

At 7/25/05 08:35 AM, Denvish wrote: stuff

yeah, I think we'll eventually have to split the AS Main thread into several thread, and have the main to link to these threads, and the threads will link to main, and to all related threads...

like:

AS: Effects
AS: Movement with AS
AS: API Complete

and so on

See, at first we were at regular programming , we just answered questions
After that, Otacon's links and tutorials came, and we became procedural
Following that, your AS: Main came along, allowing us to be modular and link to threads effectively

I say we go OOP now, we task it, instead of basic movement and such, we do sub categories in main and have

AS: How to create an RPG?
AS: How to create a platformet?
AS: How to create a space shooter?
AS: How to create a scrolling engine?

and many others each linking to the needed AS: threads...I don't mind chipping in and being in charge of one or two of these threads... but I doubt we should allow just anyone to make them... we also could use something motivating for people to create AS: threads... like a contest or something :P that's my speciality so we'll see

I created a better wall code in my tutorial. Its pretty long just for a wall code but it works.

AS: Drag & Drop

This tutorial is pretty basic but a lot of newbs ask how to do it.

At 7/25/05 12:20 PM, SpamBurger wrote: AS: Drag & Drop

This tutorial is pretty basic but a lot of newbs ask how to do it.

You haven't even explained how it works, you're supposed to //comment it.

At 7/25/05 12:29 PM, Lialtm wrote: You haven't even explained how it works, you're supposed to //comment it.

Actually, I sorta did.

this (Drag&Dropp) has already been made once and overruled since it's really just a simple command

startDrag() and stopDrag() , it's realyl easier to explain it then to link it each time

Ok, I dont really care so much. I'll let the topic die.

meh, just because something isn't in AS: Main doesn't mean you can't link to it :P

Once the subdir system kicks in (if so) the tutorial will be useful.

At 7/25/05 12:40 PM, Inglor wrote: subdir system

Whats that? (That was probably a n00b question I just asked)

no, it's a new concept, read my post a few places up, right after denvish's list.

At 7/25/05 12:47 PM, Inglor wrote: no, it's a new concept, read my post a few places up, right after denvish's list.

Got it! o_O

http://newgrounds.co../topic.php?id=313208

AS: Tile-based PathFinding

im not very confident i explained things well enough but.... meh whatever

(maybe coming soon - none tile-based pathfinding)

I dont know if this qualifies for the job but eh...
http://newgrounds.co../topic.php?id=313359

its just a simple registration form, so you can register a user in flash in a mysql database, there arnt a lot of features but ya..

it's just code, you explain nothing, and it replys on the fact you're running very specific things