Tom Green wraps up his Flash 3D series with this project which uses all of the functions he has covered in his previous tutorials.
Click here to download the NASA images and follow along with this project.
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Tom is a professor of Interactive Multimedia through the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning's School of Media Studies. Like all faculty in the program, Tom believes his students deserve to be taught by instructors who are regarded as experts in their field and whose knowledge of their subject is current with industry best practice.
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What great tutorial!
I can not wait to try this out.
Thanks Matt. I was a blast to do and a great way to tie together all of the fundamentals demoed in earlier tutorials.
I don’t see Adobe Sound Booth in my CS4 programs list. I have a Adobe CS4 Design Premium. Does it come with this or did not install by some chance? Thanks for any help. Tutorial looks great by the way.
SoundBooth shows up in the Master Collection and the Production Suite. Josh, any sound editor that creates an mp3 file will do the job.
You should not be using short cuts, if you are explaning something you should do it better then what you did.
Simply a great tutorial got waisted because of shortcuts you used. Such as doing the animation and suddenly your all layers collapse to one single layer.
Hate it
brilliant concept. good zoom and pan,
[...] 3D Space Project with Adobe Flash CS4 [...]
for some reason the player on this tutorial here has no pause button, so therefore user cannot wait to load, and it sops every second or two because of band width.
fixed now…
fine and helpful.thanks
Kidding? It is not looking realistic if the space between the planets opens up.
In reality the planets are so far away, you know what I’m saying?