Bhangal et al., 2002 - Google Patents
Motion ControlBhangal et al., 2002
- Document ID
- 951899541104886408
- Author
- Bhangal S
- Davey J
- deHaan J
- Mebberson S
- Parker T
- Rhodes G
- Bhangal S
- Davey J
- deHaan J
- Mebberson S
- Parker T
- Rhodes G
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Flash MX ActionScript Designer’s Reference
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In this section we'll study techniques enabling the dynamic control of our graphics through ActionScript. We'll be looking at motion that is entirely determined by code, to the point where it isn't predetermined by any frame-based animation and can therefore be considered …
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