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Reviews for "Animated Preloaders"

Boring

that was so boring that i almost fell asleep. Im kinda a visual person i h8 just words its BORING

PARAGON-pvp responds:

Well I'm sorry but most people are here to learn, not be entertained...

Regardless, thanks for the review, better to say something than to hold thy peace

PARAGON-pvp

ok...

anyway ive got flash 8 registered version and i dont know what r u talking about the name the frame it got me confused so i didnt do the preloader

hope you respond to my review

Shayx

PARAGON-pvp responds:

To name a frame simply click on the frame you want to name, then open up the properties panel, on the left hand side of the properties panel is an area that you can type in, this is where you name the frame.

If you are interested in further help just send me a PM.

Thanks for the review

PARAGON-pvp

it could be better

im not a great flash artist, and i dont know how to create a preloader but i couldnt learn it by wacthing this too.

2 things

1. wen i publish it and upload, its just a white screen. 2. when i put the code to make it go as it loads, the first code, in the movie clips actions, and played it, the error box said that you can only put movie clip codes in movie clips, even though i did. but, great tutorial, if it had worked. please tell me wat im doin wrong? pm me.

doh

u get 5/10 simply because i know for more advance ppl its probalby ok....BUT HONESLTY plz HELP ME this is confusing..u dont explain things well at all..i mean im not nooby enough to not know about MC's but still man u rlly have to explain shit u cant just say paste action script here and do this then put your animation from 100 frames to 2 then test it on the itnernet? plz help me anyone who knows better tutorials or understands this shit cuz this just confused me! plz explain things better