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8. Select any
frame between 1 and 8 and choose Insert
> Create Motion Tween
9. Insert a new layer and name it as 'Actions'
10. Select frame 8 on Actions layer and choose
Insert > Keyframe
11. Select keyframe at 8 and choose
Window > Actions
12. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
stop();
13.
Now come back into game movie clip.
14. Select the life movie clip, convert it into a movie
clip and name it as 'lives'
15. Double click the lives movie clip to inside it
and select the life movie clip at frame 1
16. In the Properties
panel change the Symbol Behavior
to 'Graphic' and set Options
for graphics as 'Single
Frame'
17. Choose Edit
> Duplicate to make a copy of the life
movie clip. Make total 5 of them and place them in a
row.
18.
Select frame 3 and choose Insert
> Keyframe
19. At frame 3 select the fifth life graphic
and in the Properties
panel change the Symbol Behavior
to 'Movie Clip'
20. Select frame
5 and choose Insert > Keyframe
21. At frame 5 select the fifth life movie clip
and in the Properties
panel change the Symbol Behavior
to 'Graphic' and set 'Alpha=0'
22. On the same frame select the fourth life graphic
and in the Properties
panel change the Symbol Behavior
to 'Movie Clip'
23. Select frame
7 and choose Insert > Keyframe
24. At frame 7 select the fourth life
movie clip and in the Properties
panel change the Symbol Behavior
to 'Graphic' and set 'Alpha=0'
25. On the same frame select the third life
graphic and in the Properties
panel change the Symbol Behavior
to 'Movie Clip'
26. Similarly add keyframes on frame 9 and 11.
Make necessary changes for these frames as per shown in previous
two cases.
27. Insert a new layer for actions and select
frame 1
28. Choose Window > Actions
29. In the Actions panel
type the following action.
stop();
30. Similarly
add keyframes on frame 3,5,7,9,11 and assign
the same action on all these frames.
31. Now come back
into the game movie clip
32. Select the lives movie clip and in the
Properties panel type the Instance
Name as 'life'
33. Insert a new layer above Life layer and
name it as 'Actions'
34. Select frame 1 and choose Window
> Actions
35. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
Mouse.show();
stop();
1.
Choose Window > Library > background1
2. In the Library window
click the Options tab to open the menu and choose Duplicate...
3. In the Duplicate
Symbol type 'background2' and create
a copy of background1 movie clip
4. Double click the
background2 movie clip in the Library
to go inside it.
5. Delete the 'speedball' graphic and change the
patch color from Orange to Green.
6. Choose Window
> Library > game
7. Double click the game movie clip to go inside it.
8. Select frame 2 on background 1 layer and choose
Insert > Keyframe
9. At frame 2 select the background 1 movie clip.
In the Properties panel
with the help of Swap Symbol
button, swap background 1 movie clip with background
2 movie clip
10. Select frame
2 on Previous and Highest Score layers,
choose Insert > Frame
11. Select frame
2 on Click Button layer and choose Insert
> Blank Keyframe
12. Select frame 2 on Life layer and choose
Insert > Frame
13. Select frame 2 on Actions layer and choose
Insert > Keyframe
14. Choose Window
> Actions
15. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
_root.numx=12;
_root.numy=6;
_root.score=0;
_root.hit=5;
// numx, numy, score
and hit are the variables which are initialized here at the
start of the game.
16. Select frame
3 on all the layers and choose Insert
> Frame
17. Insert a new layer above Background 1 layer
and rename it as 'Score'
18. Select frame 3 on Score layer and choose
Insert > Keyframe
19. With the help of Text Tool
create a 'Dynamic' text
field. In the Properties
panel type Variable as
'_root.score'
1. Insert a new
layer above Score layer and rename it as 'Walls'
2. Select frame 3 on Walls layer, choose Insert
> Keyframe and create a horizontal patch
with two colors and Width = 142. The inside
color should be of the same color of the background
2 movie clip's Green color and another should be
Black.
3. Select these two color patches and convert it into a Movie
Clip with the bottom center Registration
point selected and name it as 'wall1'
4. Choose Edit
> Duplicate to make another copy of wall1
5. Select the copy of wall1 and choose Modify
> Transform > Rotate 90 degree CW
6. Choose Window > Info
7. In the Info panel type
Height of instance as '190'
and set both walls as shown in the image.
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