In this Flash tutorial you will learn about Movie Clips, working on Guided Layers, use of Tweening Properties, working on different layers.

I will try and make it a point to highlight wherever something is very specific to the latest version of Flash.

Hi, friends. The main highlight of this tutorial is accurate hit detection of a generated laser.

This tutorial will give you an alternative to 3D for racing games in ActionScript 3. No external framework is required for this old-school style example.

Leading on from my earlier tutorial on detecting keyboard combos, we’ll see how to build a full game that tests your typing skills.

In this tutorial, we will build a simulation of such phenomenon and be able to observe, experiment and play with particles on the scene.

In this introduction, we’ll use the ByteArray class to take a native AS3 object and encode it to a string that could be saved to a server for later recovery, then decode it later.

This tutorial will guide you through adding deadly accurate homing missiles to the arsenal of your next game.

In this part, not only will we use actual images to represent our objects, we’ll learn how to use an entirely different shape, too!

Today we will look at how we can make the most of the tools Flash throws at us for adding animation to our symbols.