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By: Istiyanto Email:: Simple Countdown Timer

This tutorial teaches how to create a basic countdown timer in Flash using ActionScript that displays a decrementing number each second, which can be used for applications like game timers or rocket launch sequences. The steps include creating a new Flash file, adding static text labeling the countdown, placing a dynamic text box to display the count, opening the Actions panel, and inputting code that decreases the number displayed by 1 each second when the movie is tested.

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By: Istiyanto Email:: Simple Countdown Timer

This tutorial teaches how to create a basic countdown timer in Flash using ActionScript that displays a decrementing number each second, which can be used for applications like game timers or rocket launch sequences. The steps include creating a new Flash file, adding static text labeling the countdown, placing a dynamic text box to display the count, opening the Actions panel, and inputting code that decreases the number displayed by 1 each second when the movie is tested.

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SIMPLE COUNTDOWN TIMER by: istiyanto email: istiyanto@ymail.

com

This Flash tutorial will teach you how to create a countdown timer. Countdown timer can be used in games or multimedia applications. For example countdown timers can be used to simulate a rocket countdown or countdown clock in game. The result shows number values decrementing every second. This tutorial very basic and requires action script. Step 1 Create a new flash document. Then, using type tool type: COUNTDOWN. Please make sure that you select Static Text in panel Properties.

Step 2 Select the dynamic text tool and drag a box shape like below and enter count in the instance name of dialog box.

Step 3 Right click on frame 1 Layer 1 then select Actions on avaible option. In simple way, press F9.

Step 4 In the Action panel,type the following lines of code. You can change it to whatever you wish.

Step 5 Press Ctrl+Enter to test your movie.

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