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Well explained -

- However there are more efficient ways of doing this, for example recording the last x, y coordinates and storing them in code, avoiding the need to create an empty movieclip to do it for you. Also, I know this wasn't really part of the tutorial, but the circle collision for the buttons wasn't great, it was bouncing off at the wrong angles ;) and if you moved your mouse after touching the button you could move the ball without it being dragged.

Ohh and add a mute button.

The thing after the main tutorial was pretty cool though.

Kwing responds:

Thanks... Sorry it's kind of buggy :P

examples....

very good...and it does work....but you should have shown examples at the end...

OctoFlash responds:

oh yes, maybe... i'll post an example to the description, thanks

Not bad but it is a bit short

The game is good and quite enjoyable to play, however the game is quite short and could perhaps be extended. Other than the length of it, it is very good.

Duderuud responds:

thnx :)

Do most coding in AS2. I can use AS3 just as well, I just find AS2 more forgiving and more fun to mess around with. I normally make more engines than full games, just testing what I can do :)

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