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Flash Extension: Move Layers to New Folder

Justin | extensions,Flash | Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

This is a simple feature that I’ve always wanted in Flash, so I decided to create it.

Free (CS3 & newer) download here.

…And, by request, here’s a version for Flash MX 2004 and Flash 8.

Cold Hard Flash Announces Animation Studio Directory

Justin | animation,Flash | Tuesday, June 17th, 2008

Cold Hard Flash has announced an Animation Studio Directory!

You can find our listing here.

Another Flash Timeline Extension

Justin | extensions,Flash | Thursday, June 12th, 2008

This one selects a range of frames that you enter.

Select Frame Range.mxp

3 New Flash Extensions for Managing Long Timelines

Justin | animation,design,extensions,Flash | Thursday, June 12th, 2008

These should cut down on the dragging and scrolling and searching. I got tired of dragging a selection across hundreds of frames only to lose it all with one slip of the mouse.

  • Select Empty Layers command
  • Select Frames to Start command: this takes your selection and selects all the frames before it as well
  • Select Frames to End command: this takes your selection and selects all the frames after it as well

Downloads

  1. Select Empty Layers.mxp
  2. SelectFrames_toStartAndEnd.mxp

Queasy Tools Panel – New Flash CS3 Extension for Designers & Animators

Justin | animation,design,extensions,Flash | Tuesday, May 27th, 2008

Queasy Tools is a new set of quick and easy tools for Flash designers and animators. This panel provides the fastest way to create tweened animation with easing in Flash as well as putting together a set of common design functions in one location. Feature list and free download below…

UPDATE:

Newer version (1.5.0) available here.

Screenshot

Queasy Tools Screenshot

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Guide Maker Panel — New Flash CS3 Extension

Justin | design,extensions,Flash | Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

This panel creates and saves guides in Flash CS3.

Features, instructions, and download below the fold.

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Actionscript tip: Indent large blocks of code

Justin | ActionScript,Flash,tips | Monday, June 25th, 2007

Much of my scripting work these days takes place outside of the Flash Actions panel, but occasionally I’ll be working inside the actions panel and want format some of my code to make it more readable. I don’t like hitting the auto-format button because it gets rid of the line breaks (thus making it less readable).

So when I have to indent several lines of code, I select all the lines I want to indent and hit the TAB key. You can also decrease the indent by hitting SHIFT + TAB. This also works in external editors like SE|PY. It’s a little bit slower than auto-format, but it’s a lot faster than clicking and tabbing each line individually.

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