1 Reply Latest reply: Mar 1, 2013 6:47 PM by CindyJones-Hulfachor RSS

    What types of tutorials would you like to see?

    elainefinnell Employee Hosts
    elainefinnell Mar 1, 2013 6:27 PM

      Hey, guys-

       

      So this is probably opening the proverbial can of worms, but I'm curious to know what types of tutorials you'd like to see, whether in blog posts or in books.  I found myself this past week referring to the single blog post I made in July about multiple symbols and state management, and I know there have been a lot of people commenting on that particular post saying that it was very helpful for them to ramp up on Animate.  So, I started thinking... what would help the community the most?

       

      Let us know what you guys think!

       

      (BTW, this is all with the caveat of "no promises" - we in engineering are pretty swamped with trying to get the newest features out for the next release of Animate!)

       

      -Elaine

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        • 1. Re: What types of tutorials would you like to see?
          CindyJones-Hulfachor Community Member
          CindyJones-Hulfachor Mar 1, 2013 6:47 PM (in response to elainefinnell)

          Here are some thoughts.

          I am currently looking for Animate examples to replicate some of the work done in past Flash work.

          -Example of setting up a map, say a state, with counties being their own div. Easy way to do this.

          Are there any new options aiding the export of layers from Illustrator into individual SVGs. Maybe there would be a separate application some where that could literally chug through an Illustrator file and spit out each layer.

          -How to import xml file set up with arrays and calling the information through looping in Javascript. How would this differ in Javascript rather than Actionscript 3.

          -Examples of conditional statements in use.

          I find it very helpful to dig through source files/coding to understand how everything relates and acts.

          Thanks for asking.