Yo
Anyone know where I can get what ever this program is? I have no idea what its name is. So if anyone can tell me where I could get this program, I would be a happy flash n00b.
Reviews for "The Big Fat Tutorial"
Helbereth responds:
If you mean flash... then you're looking for Macromedia Flash MX 2004... look for it at macromedia's site.
DUDE....nice sense of humor
well.. i need to thank you for this one..
Yes..i'm a flash n00b (but learning quikly) ,
the camara think is gonna help me, ill try it out!
im not gonna copie any of te things in this tutorial (not original),
but i am gonna use the helpfull explanations.
5 outa 5 (cant give you any higher)
(my 1st flash will be way better thanks to you)
Helbereth responds:
I hope it will be. I don't enjoy blamming flash - it's just necessary at times.
I'm hoping this helps reduce the amount of low quality flash made by potentially great flash artists.
Thanks for the review!
that was good
great job on the tutorial, im sure lots of people can learn easily on how to work with BGs now, of course most of us still need the art skill part to actually make our flash look like yours, anyways, great job
Helbereth responds:
I started as an artist, so that was the easy part. It took me a while to get to the point where I could animate my drawings.
Thanks for the review!
Thanks for a great tutorial
I dont no anything about how to use flash but this tutorial has showed me a new way forward all i need now is flash :D
Helbereth responds:
You could always do the 30 day free trial of MX 2004. I started with that... and a month after it expired I decided to make the investment (I was a little sketchy about spending $500).
There are olde, cheaper versions of flash still available (Flash 5 is still viable.)
Anyway, good luck. Thanks for the review.
Best tutorial i have ever seen!
That was the best tutorial i have seen. I am a beginner, but i understood everything as it was so well laid out and explanations were clear. Thanks for making this, it has made flash a LOT easier for me.
Do you know of any other tutes that are as good as this? (if there are any)
Also, where did you learn flash when you started out? What tutes did you watch? where did you get your inspiration?
Anyway, great work!
Helbereth responds:
Well i was aiming at explaining everything in detail so you're not left with any questions - I seem to have accomplished that.
Check out The Ultimate Tutorial series, and look through the flash help section of newgrounds.
As far as inspiration goes I get most of that from the abyss I call my psyche. I did draw some influence from Bitey of Brackenwood (and the brackenwood series), but I've been drawing for 20 years (I started when i was like 4). I'm not a professional 9I don't have a degree), but I've been doing this stuff long enough to understand color relations, and optical tricks.
Every Ebglish teacher I ever had wanted me to be published someday. Every art teacher I had wants to see me in a museum (preferably before I die).
I figure once I have confidence in my ability (I still look at my stuff and think 'that's crap.'), I'll aim at a career in animation. I'd love to get into video games.