Check the preview for the Free X-Treme 3D Carousel Menu XML:

Features

• No Flash Knowledge required to insert the Carousel Menu SWF inside the HTML page(s) of your site
• Fully customizable XML driven content
• Unlimited number of images ( JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF ) and SWF support
• Customizable width, height, position and rotation angle
• Easy to use XML file for images / tooltips / titles / descriptions and links
• The carousel menu can be configured to support either image scrolling or sliding modes
• You can use images at fixed or custom size (images having variable width / height)
• Optional you can show / hide two navigation buttons and adjust each button position

Download file from here

License

You are free to use this flash 3d carousel files in any project personal / commercial as long as you not redistribute / resell the functionality provided with the downloaded product without the author’s written permission. You may modify its content in case you want to use the product for a custom project.

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XML Tooltip Text Rotator

1. Open Flash and create a new AS 3 file. (200×150)

2. Draw a rectangle(this will be our target object) and convert it to a movieclip. Give it an instance name of “mc”

3. Now we’ll create the tooltip movieclip. Draw a stroke and create a dynamic TextField. Name it “txt”. Select both and covert them to a movieclip “Tooltip”. For this one check the “Export for Actionscript” box. Delete the movieclip you just created from the stage because we’ll build an instance of it from Actionscript.

4. On the first frame of the stage, open up Actions tab and write this code:

import fl.transitions.easing.*;
import fl.transitions.*;

mc.addEventListener("mouseOver", mouseRollOver);
mc.addEventListener("mouseOut", mouseRollOut);
mc.addEventListener("mouseMove", mouseMove1);

var tooltip:Tooltip = new Tooltip();
tooltip.txt.text = "This is a tooltip";
tooltip.x = stage.mouseX;
tooltip.y = stage.mouseY - mc.height;

function mouseRollOver(e:MouseEvent):void {
	addChild(tooltip);
	var myTween:Tween = new Tween(tooltip, "alpha", Regular.easeIn, 0, 1, 0.5, true);

}

function mouseRollOut(e:MouseEvent):void {
	removeChild(tooltip);
}

function mouseMove1(e:MouseEvent):void {
	tooltip.x = stage.mouseX;
	tooltip.y = stage.mouseY - mc.height;
}

5. This is how your tooltip should look like, roll over the red rectangle to see the effect. Download the file