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Reviews for "The Big Fat Tutorial"

awsome!!! this guy helps a lot!!!!!

before i never knew anyting about flash, now i hav a guide!!!!
i hope this is kept on newgrounds because it is a great reference and deserves the 10 score and first place!!!!!!

Helbereth responds:

Heh, thanks. I felt everyone needed to know this stuff and nobody was telling them how to do it. It seems to me like advanced flash artists have an aversion to telling anyone how they do their stuff - which is sad, really. Participating in the brain drain is one thing. Being the cause of the brain drain is something far more sinister.

this is awesome

easily the best tutorial i've ever seen, i give it a 5!

Helbereth responds:

Well thanks. I dunno about best, but I'm fairly certain it doesn't suck...

Thanks for the review!

great tut

had a lil prob tho with the action script for the camera cuz it not working for me (don't know bout anyone else) a lil help please

Thanks

Helbereth responds:

You're only the 4000th person with a camera problem, so don't feel bad.

So far there have been 3 possible answers:

1. You're using Flash MX or earlier and lack Actionscript 2.0, which is required for the camera (MX 2004 is a later version, and has AS 2.0).

2. You copied the script wrong. Not many people do this, but it's an easy slip-up.

3. You have Flash MX 2004 or later but your publish settings are farked. To check, go to file>publish settings>flash and check the actionscript dropdown menu. If it's not set to AS 2.0, change it and the camera should function proplerly.

A few tips that came up after I finished the tutorial:

1. Make sure the camera frame and crosshairs are centered in the movie clip. Otherwise (if it's not centered), the frame will be skewed when you play it back.

2. Make sure you can see through the frame (set the alpha settings for the fill color), otherwise you can't see what you're aiming at when you adjust your camera on the stage.

3. If you have any problems feel free to e-mail me at Helberethmail@hotmail.com. I don't check every day, but I usually get around to it every few days.

I'm probably going to go through and make some minor changes to the tut over the weekend. There's a few spelling errors nagging me, and I'm going to add these tips to the camera section.

Anyway, thanks for the review!

oh dude i so so love your tutorial

im making a movie now it might be submitted in a few days and thax so much coz i needed that camera thing it so works well its hard to get the hang of first tho
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reet thats the end of my thankfull review............

Thus idst the best!

This game has taught me alot about flash that I didnt know before.