You can do this using a custom JSFL script associated to a shortcut or you can also use a custom panel. ... View more

I hope this basic game structure can help you: https://goo.gl/rYS4Lc Notice that I tried to keep things very simple, but even so it's possible to see how powerful inheritance, encapsulation, reasonable distribuction of methods and properties to objects that are more suitable to have them, among other design patterns related applications. But it's my way of doing things. Of course it's not supposed to the best or the only possible approach. ... View more

- Select the layer with your animation by clicking on its name once. - With all frames selected, right click the frames and choose "Copy Frames". Or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + C (Windows) or Command + Alt + C (Mac) to copy the frames. - Create a new symbol going to Insert > New Symbol... or press Ctrl + F8 (Windows) or Command + F8 (Mac). - Within this new symbol, select the layer, right click the frames and choose "Paste Frames". Or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + V (Windows) or Command + Alt + V (Mac) to paste the frames. ... View more

Hi! I made a working example: https://goo.gl/LhKdeE Here is the code: import flash.display.MovieClip; import flash.events.KeyboardEvent; import flash.ui.Keyboard; import flash.events.Event; import flash.display.DisplayObject; var friction:Number = 0.85; var p1:Object = {      target:circle,      upKey:Keyboard.W,      rightKey:Keyboard.D,      downKey:Keyboard.S,      leftKey:Keyboard.A,      upPressed:false,      rightPressed:false,      downPressed:false,      leftPressed:false,      keyForce:1,      speedX:0,      speedY:0,      maxSpeedX:10,      maxSpeedY:10,      color:"red" }; var p2:Object = {      target:square,      upKey:Keyboard.UP,      rightKey:Keyboard.RIGHT,      downKey:Keyboard.DOWN,      leftKey:Keyboard.LEFT,      upPressed:false,      rightPressed:false,      downPressed:false,      leftPressed:false,      keyForce:1,      speedX:0,      speedY:0,      maxSpeedX:15,      maxSpeedY:15,      color:"red" }; function keyHandler(e:KeyboardEvent):void {      if (e.type == KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN)      {           if (e.keyCode == p1.upKey)                p1.upPressed = true;           if (e.keyCode == p1.rightKey)                p1.rightPressed = true;           if (e.keyCode == p1.downKey)                p1.downPressed = true;           if (e.keyCode == p1.leftKey)                p1.leftPressed = true;           if (e.keyCode == p2.upKey)                p2.upPressed = true;           if (e.keyCode == p2.rightKey)                p2.rightPressed = true;           if (e.keyCode == p2.downKey)                p2.downPressed = true;           if (e.keyCode == p2.leftKey)                p2.leftPressed = true;      } if (e.type == KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP)      {           if (e.keyCode == p1.upKey)                p1.upPressed = false;           if (e.keyCode == p1.rightKey)                p1.rightPressed = false;           if (e.keyCode == p1.downKey)                p1.downPressed = false;           if (e.keyCode == p1.leftKey)                p1.leftPressed = false;           if (e.keyCode == p2.upKey)                p2.upPressed = false;           if (e.keyCode == p2.rightKey)                p2.rightPressed = false;           if (e.keyCode == p2.downKey)                p2.downPressed = false;           if (e.keyCode == p2.leftKey)                p2.leftPressed = false;      } } function enterFrameHandler(e:Event):void {      movePlayer(p1);      movePlayer(p2);      checkCollision(p1.target, p2.target);      checkCollision(p2.target, p1.target);      if (div.colors.currentLabel != p2.color)      {           checkCollision(p1.target, div);           checkCollision(p2.target, div);      }      else      {           if (!p2.target.hitTestObject(div))                checkCollision(p1.target, div);      } } function movePlayer(p:Object):void {      if (p.upPressed)           p.speedY -= p.keyForce;      if (p.rightPressed)           p.speedX += p.keyForce;      if (p.downPressed)           p.speedY += p.keyForce;      if (p.leftPressed)           p.speedX -= p.keyForce;      p.speedX *= friction;      p.speedY *= friction;      if (p.speedX > p.maxSpeedX)           p.speedX = p.maxSpeedX;      else if (p.speedX < -p.maxSpeedX)           p.speedX = -p.maxSpeedX;      if (p.speedY > p.maxSpeedY)           p.speedY = p.maxSpeedY;      else if (p.speedY < -p.maxSpeedY)           p.speedY = -p.maxSpeedY;      p.target.x += p.speedX;      p.target.y += p.speedY; } function checkCollision(p:Object, obstacle:Object):void {      if (p.hitTestObject(obstacle))      {           // horizontal collisions           if (p.x < obstacle.x - obstacle.width * 0.5 || p.x > obstacle.x + obstacle.width * 0.5)           {                if (p.x <= obstacle.x)                     p.x = obstacle.x - p.width * 0.5 - obstacle.width * 0.5;                else if (p.x > obstacle.x)                     p.x = obstacle.x + p.width * 0.5 + obstacle.width * 0.5;           }           // vertical collisions           else if (p.y < obstacle.y - obstacle.height * 0.5 || p.y > obstacle.y + obstacle.height * 0.5)           {                if (p.y <= obstacle.y)                     p.y = obstacle.y - p.height * 0.5 - obstacle.height * 0.5;                else if (p.y > obstacle.y)                     p.y = obstacle.y + p.height * 0.5 + obstacle.height * 0.5;           }      } } stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, keyHandler); stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP, keyHandler); stage.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, enterFrameHandler); Notice that I used frames to check for the colors. I hope it helps! ... View more

You can bring your char as a PSD or AI. Just remember to maintain the layers in the importer dialog. Also, you can copy and paste the desired shapes directly from Illustrator. Once inside of Animate, you have to select the imported artwork, ungroup (Ctrl + Shift + G) and/or break apart (Ctrl + B) if needed. Then you have to select all, right click the selection and distribute the selected parts to layers (Ctrl + Shift + D). Alternatively you can cut and paste each part manually. ... View more

With the Brush tool selected, make sure "Zoom size with stage" is checked on the Properties panel. ... View more

Go to the AIR settings on the Properties panel, select the Permissions tab and check "Manually manage permissions and manifest additions in the application descriptor file". ... View more

You can, for example, have a timeline with 61 frames. Your loop animation plays from 2 to 31. Your transition animation plays from 31 to 61. On frame 1, you set a variable called 'frame' to 2, like so: var frame:int = 2. On the frame 31, you have a gotoAndPlay(frame) function. So your animation will be in loop. Then, in any moment, with a key press or mouse click, you set your variable 'frame' to 32, so when the playhead reaches the frame 31 your transition animation will be shown. Remember to put a stop() function on frame 61. If you have any questions or need an example of this built, please let me know. ... View more

Animate CC can do this for you. It cant create the animation itfsel and code/export for the web. Find resources and support for Adobe Animate ... View more

Press Ctrl + N to create a new file and go under the Templates tab. There are a lot of examples there. For your case, I think the Animated Button Highlight in the Animation category and the Toggle Button Sample in the Sample Files category should do the job. ... View more

Here we go! I fixed it for you. https://goo.gl/KiCXkN Please notice that I reorganized your layers and objects so it's cleaner and more effective now. Elements that appear on more than one frame should be kept in only one keyframe and/or layer. Also notice that if you don't want some states inside of a Button component, it's better to select them and make them invisible on the Properties panel (the visible property not the alpha). I hope it helps. ... View more