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    [CS4] Is this too ambitious for a newbie?

    I want to create a banner for my site that will look similar to the banner on the Formula1.com site.

    http://www.formula1.com

    I am only talking about the background and the effects when the mouse rolls over a section. The animation and the linking should be fine. From what I can gather, this looks quite tricky.

    I just want to know more ore less how much work will go into something like this, how much actionscript will I need and if possible, could somebody please point me in the right direction as to how I start making something like this.

    Thanks

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    Senior Member Robb@exo's Avatar
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    I didn't study the banner too much in detail, but just looking at it, doesn't seem too difficult to reproduce. Basically, all it is are a few mc's with onRollOver/onRollOut with the tween class applied. HTH.
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    I agree with Robb. Something like this banner isn't script intensive at all. You'll want to look into MouseEvent, particularly CLICK, MOUSE_OVER, and MOUSE_OUT.
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    Teacosy is coming ranoka's Avatar
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    There's some video tutorials here:
    http://www.focusonflash.com/

    Also Adobe has some Flash videos that might help you get started:
    http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/video_workshop/

    gotoandlearn has some nice tutorials too:
    http://gotoandlearn.com/

    After you've had a go at tackling your project, come back with specific issues and questions and we can help tackle what you get stuck with.
    It's a bit hard to help when it's quite vague.

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