Drawing curves in ActionScript 3.0 is simple; we'll use methods from the graphics class just as we did for the Drawing Lines Chapter to create our curve...

In the example below we'll create a simple line drawn across the stage using methods from the graphics class.

Event Listeners allow objects to become active and listen for specific instructions. For example say you had ten movie clips on the stage but you only wanted one of those movie clips to respond to a mouse click...

Timer events allow us to execute code after a specific amount of time...

Mouse events allow us to add mouse functionality in our applications. With the use of mouse events we can make our applications respond to a mouse clicks and mouse hovers.

Well it's simple really keyboard events allow our applications to react to a key being hit on the keyboard...

Quite simply an array is variable that holds multiple variables...

A function is a reusable block of code. ActionScript code executes in linear fashion but with the use of functions allows us to execute code when and how we want...

In this free video tutorial you’ll learn how to use smart guides and the hide bounding box option to perfectly align your shapes to each other.

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