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CONTENTS MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004 TUTORIAL CHAPTER 1: Introduction About Director What’s new in Director MX 2004 Guide to instructional media CHAPTER 2: Score, Stage, and Cast Using the Tool palette with the Stage Setting Stage properties Using multiple Score windows Changing Score settings Selecting and editing frames in the Score About Cast Members Creating new casts Creating cast members Using the Cast window Naming cast members Using Cast List view Using Cast Thumbnail view Moving cast members within the Cast window Organizing cast members within the Cast window Setting Cast window preferences Changing Cast properties Viewing and setting cast member properties Finding cast members Importing cast members Launching external editors Managing external casts Creating libraries Setting cast member properties using Lingo or JavaScript syntax Setting Xtra cast member properties Director MX 2004 Tutorial Good tutorials pdf Software user animation guide Manuals free script Help me Macromedia Bible Adobe Table of Contents CHAPTER 3: Sprites Creating sprites Setting sprite general preferences Selecting sprites Naming sprites Finding sprites Creating sprite channel names Layering sprites Displaying and editing sprite properties Locking and unlocking sprites Positioning sprites Changing the appearance of sprites Using sprite inks Assigning a cast member to a sprite with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Exchanging cast members CHAPTER 4: Animation About tweening in Director Tweening the path of a sprite Accelerating and decelerating sprites Tweening other sprite properties Suggestions and shortcuts for tweening Changing tweening settings Switching a sprite’s cast members Editing sprite frames Frame-by-frame animation Shortcuts for animating with multiple cast members Using film loops Setting film loop properties Step-recording animation Real-time recording animation Linking a sequence with Paste Relative Animating sprites with Lingo or JavaScript syntax CHAPTER 5: Bitmaps About importing bitmaps Using animated GIFs Using the Paint window Changing selected areas of a bitmap Flipping, rotating, and applying effects to bitmaps Using Auto Distort Changing registration points Changing size, color depth, and color palette for bitmaps Controlling bitmap images with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Using gradients Using patterns Creating a custom tile Using Paint window inks Using bitmap filters Using onion skinning About the Paste as Pict option Setting bitmap cast member properties Setting PICT cast member properties Setting Paint window preferences Compressing bitmaps Working with Macromedia Fireworks CHAPTER 6: Vector Shapes Drawing vector shapes Editing vector shapes Defining gradients for vector shapes Controlling vector shapes with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Setting vector shape properties Using shapes Setting shape cast member properties CHAPTER 7: Color, Tempo, and Transitions Controlling color Setting palette cast member properties About tempo Using transitions CHAPTER 8: Text Embedding fonts in movies Creating text cast members Editing and formatting text Creating a hypertext link Working with fields Using editable text Converting text to a bitmap Mapping fonts between platforms for field cast members Setting text or field cast member properties Formatting chunks of text with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Formatting text or field cast members with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Controlling scrolling text with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Checking for specific text with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Modifying strings with Lingo or JavaScript syntax CHAPTER 9: Using Flash, Flash Components, and Other Interactive Media Types Using Flash Content Adding a Flash content cast member Editing a Flash cast member Controlling Flash content with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Controlling Flash content appearance with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Streaming Flash content with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Playing back Flash content with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Using Lingo or JavaScript syntax to set and test Flash variables Sending messages from Flash content using getURL Sending XML Data from Flash to Director Using Flash objects in script Using the Flash local connection object Using Flash Communication Server MX 2004 Using the Flash Settings panel Playback performance tips for Flash content Using Director movies within Director movies Setting linked Director movie properties Using ActiveX controls Using Flash components Button component CheckBox component DateChooser component Label component List component NumericStepper component RadioButton component ScrollPane component TextArea component TextInput component Tree component CHAPTER 10: Sound and Synchronization Importing internal and linked sounds Setting sound cast member properties Controlling sound in the Score Looping a sound Using sound in Windows Playing sounds with Lingo or JavaScript syntax About Shockwave Audio Compressing internal sounds with Shockwave Audio Streaming linked Shockwave Audio and MP3 audio files Playing Shockwave Audio, Windows Media Audio, and MP3 audio with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Synchronizing media Synchronizing sound with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Accessibility CHAPTER 11: Using Digital Video About digital video formats Using the video windows Playing digital video direct-to-Stage Controlling digital video in the Score Playing digital video with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Setting QuickTime digital video cast member properties Controlling QuickTime with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Using Windows Media files in Director Using DVD media content in Director Cropping digital video About using digital video on the Internet Synchronizing video and animation Using RealMedia content in Director Using Lingo or JavaScript syntax sound elements with RealMedia CHAPTER 12: Behaviors Attaching behaviors Changing the order of attached behaviors Getting information about behaviors Creating and modifying behaviors Writing behaviors with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Setting up a Parameters dialog box Setting behavior properties with script Customizing a behavior’s property Creating an on getPropertyDescriptionList handler Including a description for the Behavior inspector Example of a complete behavior Sending messages to behaviors attached to sprites Using inheritance in behaviors CHAPTER 13: Navigation and User Interaction Creating basic navigation controls with behaviors Adding push buttons, radio buttons, and check boxes Jumping to locations with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Detecting mouse clicks with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Making sprites editable and draggable Making sprites editable or moveable with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Checking which text is under the pointer with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Responding to rollovers with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Finding mouse pointer locations with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Checking keys with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Equivalent cross-platform keys Identifying keys on different keyboards About animated color cursors Creating an animated color cursor cast member Using an animated color cursor in a movie CHAPTER 14: 3D Basics What you need to know About 3D in Director MX 2004 The 3D Xtra Using the Shockwave 3D window Using the Property inspector for 3D Using rendering methods Using 3D Anti-aliasing D behaviors 3D text The 3D world CHAPTER 15: The 3D Cast Member, 3D Text, and 3D Behaviors About the 3D cast member Model resources Models Shaders Textures Motions Lights Cameras Groups Creating 3D text Modifying 3D text Script and 3D text Using 3D behaviors CHAPTER 16: Working with Models and Model Resources About models and model resources Model resources Primitives Cast member methods 5Models 6Shaders Textures Groups Modifiers Animation modifiers Motions About lights and cameras Light properties Light methods Cameras CHAPTER 17: Controlling the 3D World D Lingo or JavaScript syntax events Collisions Vector math Transforms Rendering functionality CHAPTER 18: Movies in a Window About MIAWs Creating or declaring a MIAW Opening and closing a MIAW Setting the window size and location for a MIAW Controlling the appearance of a MIAW Controlling MIAW layering MIAW events Listing the current MIAWs Controlling interaction between MIAWs CHAPTER 19: Using the XML Parser Xtra About XML Using XML parser objects Using XML document nodes Accessing attributes Parser objects and XML nodes Treating white space XML and character sets CHAPTER 20: Making Director Movies Accessible About government requirements Making Director movies accessible Using the Accessibility behavior library Accessibility scripting with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Deploying accessible movies CHAPTER 21: Managing Memory How Director unloads items from memory Loading and unloading individual cast members Preloading digital video CHAPTER 22: Managing and Testing Director Projects Managing Director projects About testing movies to avoid problems Printing movies Resources CHAPTER 23: Packaging Movies for Distribution About distributing movies Shockwave browser compatibility Previewing a movie in a browser About Xtra extensions Managing Xtra extensions for distributed movies About distribution formats Creating Shockwave content Using default Publish settings Changing Publish Settings Using dswmedia folders and the support folder to publish Shockwave content Using linked media when testing Shockwave content Converting movies created in previous versions of Director About projectors Creating projectors About cross-platform projectors Processing movies with Update Movies Exporting digital video and frame-by-frame bitmaps Setting QuickTime export options About organizing movie files CHAPTER 24: Using Shockwave Player About streaming movies About network operations Setting movie playback options Setting Shockwave playback options About creating multiuser applications About streaming with the Score and behaviors Checking whether media elements are loaded with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Downloading files from the Internet with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Retrieving network operation results with Lingo or JavaScript syntax Using Lingo or JavaScript syntax in different Internet environments Testing your movie About downloading speed INDEX