File: Astonishing.swf-(3.71 MB, 860x480, Loop)
[_] Day 2 of making flashes!! Anon 3475569 Wohoo /f/ here we go again, remember me from yesterday? I'm back and I took all of your helpful tips to make this beauty!!! This is my 2nd ever flash movie.
>> [_] Anon 3475570 Btw for context I'm the OP of >>#
>> [_] Anon 3475572 >># im glad you're having fun fren
>> [_] Anon 3475574 >># Definitely having a blast!! I love flash so much.
>> [_] Anon 3475576 >># NOW WE'RE TALKING! this is on point, the visuals and audio make sense mixed together. at first I thought that the fast scrolling was irritating but then I realized it actually adds to the panic of the whole scene. now you just gotta work on that audio seamlessness. oh and I forgot to mention before (and this is gonna be a long one) that to have a truly seamless audio loop you've got to render it in wav at 44.1kHz, it should be all in the rendering options of your chosen audio editing software, because when you import it as mp3 it will have a half second silent gap between looping because mp3 is a garbage dump container with ID3 tags that are stored at the beginning of every audio (learning how to spot these will be discussed in another lesson). wav doesn't have that. now you may say that wav is too large to fit in that puny 10MB limit. don't fret my /f/ren because flash has built-in compressor that allows you to turn wav into mp3 in a jiffy. all you have to do is: locate your library tab find the audio right click on it hit properties in the new window is "compression" where you choose mp3 set that sweet bitrate to the max, which should be 160kbps (learning more about audio quality will be discussed in another lesson) put that quality to best for good measure uncheck that motherfucking convert stereo to mono box and you're done it's elementary for real tho it's far more easier done than said, once you've done it once you'll know how to do it repeatedly without a guide
>> [_] Anon 3475581 >># Hey uhm, I've been exporting these audio clips as .wav
>> [_] Anon 3475591 >># Wow that's ... better in every regard. A real flash loop one might say! Also interesting choice for the sauce. If I might still suggest something: Put the text into a static color box. Not that it's unreadable or anything, but I can imagine maybe someone gets irritated by the fast scrolling background when trying to read such a sauce. It's not exactly common to put it at both top and bottom, but you do you OP! Congratulations. It might be the [current year] of our Lord but it's never too late to experience the wonders of flash creation. Now you might truly understand the reason why flash vanishing is a loss to all mankind.
>> [_] Anon 3475623 keep up the good work. you're doing something that I wished I did earlier.