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| This is part 2 of the tutorial , where we'll be adding the gallery images. Import the images into the library (file > import > import to library). I've named the images as shown below to keep things organised. |
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| Drag the first image onto the stage and convert (F8) it to an MC (movieclip symbol) called image0. Under "linkage" check the box "Export for Actionscript", and the image will be given an identifier of the same name as the MC. This will be used later when you attach the images with actionscipt. Naming the with a number on the end make the identifier unique, but also allows us to write more efficient Actionscript. |
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| Once you've clicked ok the create the MC, place it inside the images folder, and delete the MC from the stage. |
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| Do the same with 3 more images, naming them as shown below, and making sure to give them the same identifier as the MC is called. |
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| Next import the thumbnail images into the library and drag the 1st one onto the stage. |
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| Convert it to an MC called thumb0. You don't need to give it an identifier because we'll be placing them on the stage manually. |
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| Delete thumb0 MC form the stage and convert the other thumbnails images to MC. Placed them all in the thumbs filder. |
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