Flash Menus

Free 3D Image Zoom Menu XML AS3

by flashuser on September 21st, 2010in Flash Menus, Freebies | 1 Comment »

Download free 3D XML driven flash menu with perspective ,depth, items zooming and coloring. Flash CS3 / CS4 / CS5 and above / ActionScript 3.0 / AS3 version.

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Execute Lightbox Scripts From Flash

by flashuser on September 30th, 2009in Flash Menus, Flash Tutorials | 3 Comments »

A great way to transform a flash menu into a flash gallery by simple adding a few lines of code is to use the Lightbox script. Flashtuning uses his 2D Zoom Menu component and makes a bran new gallery from it. You can easily configure the new gallery using the XML file.

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Tutorial: Flash Glow Buttons Menu

by flashuser on September 10th, 2009in Flash Menus, Tutorials | 9 Comments »
Tutorial: Flash Glow Buttons Menu

In this tutorial I’ll show you how to use the glow filter in Actionscript 3. I’ll create a vertical menu that will have a good looking glow effect for each item. Along with the glow I’ll add a tween to have a smooth transition. So let’s begin.

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Tutorial: Simple Transition Menu – ActionScript 3.0

by flashuser on July 17th, 2009in Flash Menus, Tutorials | 8 Comments »
Tutorial: Simple Transition Menu – ActionScript 3.0

This tutorial is addressed to those flash beginners who want to find out how tweens works in ActionScript 3. I’ll create a simple and useful menu from scratch. I’ll try to be as clear as i can but for those who get lost on the way i’ll gladly answer your questions/comments. Here is what we’ll end up with: 1. Open up Flash and create a new ActionScript 3.0 file. 2. Create a new MovieClip (Insert->New Symbol). I named it “mainButton”. Check the “Export for Actionscript” box. We will use this generic button to create [...]

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20 Great Flash Menus on FlashComponents.net

by flashuser on July 6th, 2009in Flash Components, Flash Menus | No Comments »

I think that the most important part of a website it’s his navigation menu. For me it has to be simple, attractive and easy to understand. Because it’s essential for your audience to know exactly where they are and not get lost in a labyrinth of submenus and sections.

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