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This is the second article in a tutorial series originally posted on the FlashPunk forums that shows you how to get started with the FlashPunk Flash game library.

In this tutorial I explain step by step how to make a custom animated gif signature. Its pretty simple really. No coding required, just the good old frame by frame animation.

A short tutorial on simple button script in AS2 (Flash MX 2004 and 8)It is on a small forum site named flashbase.

Learn how to create a simple button bashing game that can be expanded on. Will be carried on if people comment/email/forum post for it.

This tutorial is created due to good feedback and request from some bloggers and forumers. Average rating for my animated logo is 7.2. That’s under my higher expectation, but I still satisfy with what I have obtained currently.obtained currently.

There seems to be a lot of confusion about the code needed to properly embed Flash objects within a website: it's the most frequently asked question at this site's forum. The rise of social networking sites like Myspace (who filter lots of codes) and the Eolas patent enforcement have thrown quite some confusion into the mix. In this tutorial, I'll shortly align the best options to embed Flash.

This tutorial will teach you how to create an extremely simple music box in Flash with very little scripting. You can use this music box in your blog, in a forum, a portfolio, personal webpage, etc.

One of the most frequently asked questions down in the forum is how to make a media player. This is done pretty easily in Flash. In this tutorial, we'll start with a simple player, and then make it more and more advanced. So, let's begin! In this tutorial I assume you use Flash MX

This example originated in the FlashKit forums (http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=114331). The object was to convert a price from a shopping cart into a dollars-and-cents format. For instance, converting 10.5 into $10.50.

Create an endless scrolling background using Flash Actionscript and one image. There are many applications for this technique including your forum signature, website header, advertisement banners or even game backgrounds.

I was extremely annoyed when it took me a whole week to come up with an acceptable engine for button mashing, as there are barely any tutorials/posts about it anywhere! I finally cracked it today, and am so ecstatic that i decided to post this on multiple threads on multiple forums. Its probably so simple you'd laugh, but im no flash expert. this is the alternate key button mashing method, as its alot more reactive than the one key mashing code i have. my aim was to increase the count once when the button is pressed, and not when it is being held down. this was a real headache. i am happy with my end product though, and plan to base my future games on it.