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Flash Tutorials : Book with Page Turning
| This is a simple tutorial on how to make a page-turning effect in a book. We'll start with a simple book, and pages, all made using the Flash graphic tools. The book can be made as realistic as you'd like, depending on what your scenario calls for. I made this using MX, but this effect could also be duplicated in earlier versions of Flash. I've come to like using Movie Clips for different objects in Flash, so in future instances, they can be modified or used dynamically as seen fit. There are several ways to accomplish the following, however, I will explain my methodologies in detail. |  |
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- joiseyg3
Jul 23rd, 2008 at 12:11 PMOverall it's good but step 3 is missing the steps for creating the movie clip.