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Simple Actionscript 3.0 Calculator: Flash Tutorial!

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Date 3rd Feb 2010   Comments 25 Comments »

Check this video out at Hi-Res here: www.tutvid.com In this video we will start with a blank flash document and build using flash drawing tools and lots of actionscript a simple functioning calculator which performs Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division. Have fun with this one and learn lots of Actionscript 3.0!

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25 Responses to “Simple Actionscript 3.0 Calculator: Flash Tutorial!”

  1. slipknotjoeyjor says:

    definitely not the same, 2.0 and 3.0 are very much opposite. =)

  2. netilaseri says:

    awesome just wonder it is the same code for ActionScript 2.0 or ??? thank you

  3. ozozel says:

    Great tut. I’m no actionscript guru but it feels like a lot of this code could be shortened with for loops, but I appreciate that you didn’t prefer for loops to make it clear for all levels of actionscriptors. Nice job.

  4. SWFsecurity says:

    Heheh)) nice calculator.

  5. mmtwohig says:

    great tutorial. you go over a lot of helpful concepts.

  6. olavodias says:

    Great video…

  7. CRX91R says:

    Thx heaps tutvid!

    Wrote my very first lines of code in any form today thx to u,is it right?

    }if(result_txt.text == “Infinity”){
    result_txt.text = “O_o”;
    }if(result_txt.text == “80085″){
    result_txt.text = “( . Y/ . )”;
    }
    Couldnt find a font to display the forward slash though lol…..
    Try adding 80085 & 0,then divide them as well…

  8. Odinulf says:

    too long

  9. akbarxcvb says:

    Perfect mate…. I had subscribed…..rated 5/5…

    Looking for more flash tuts…… from u…

  10. idogish says:

    this is cool!!!!! i did it it works perfectly

  11. DJSkuldChan says:

    Why do you need a tutorial, all you need to know is the math:

    °F to °C Deduct 32, then multiply by 5, then divide by 9
    °C to °F Multiply by 9, then divide by 5, then add 32

  12. campos6 says:

    This one can help you, just forget the operation buttons (and yours variables) and atrib to the funcion equal the conversion.

  13. BrainStorm88 says:

    Can someone provide me with a tutorial on how to make a temperature converter from Fahrenheit to Celsius? Or a converter from pounds to kilograms.

  14. 24523160 says:

    man this video would take decades to upload in my house

  15. sparkytycoon says:

    I see. But it is hard to find working cracks.

  16. mreis1969 says:

    lol? who said that he have bought the product? –’

  17. sparkytycoon says:

    Rofl you bought CS3 profensional for what you can do with VB? or C++ witch are free. rofl…

  18. leeuwenha says:

    object.visible = false

  19. KOmaSHOOTER says:

    Nice Tutorial for getting Started with ActionScript 3.0

  20. b0w5er says:

    wow… youtube is such a fat git. I subscribed AND commented on your video!

  21. zartla says:

    only thing that I would change about the calulator, is to set the plusSym:Boolean to true at the beginning

  22. MapleMovieOrg says:

    It is in the swf – if you upload it on something like swfcabin and than use HTML to upload it – the background is transparant

  23. macfubbie says:

    can you make white invisible?

  24. GentileAgainstWar says:

    Why do one have to make the button a movie clip symbol first before making it a button symbol?

  25. Avethan says:

    It should look like this… if that helps with syntax

    var input1:String;
    var input2:String;
    var Res:Number;

    function equalsClick(event:MouseEvent):void{
    input1=num1.text;
    input2=num2.text;

    if(plusSym==true){
    Res = parseInt(input1)+ parseInt(input2);
    Res:toString();
    results_txt.text=String(Res);
    }

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