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The following guide provides a clear overview of Tu, with the most relevant background, details, and practical takeaways.
Tu Overview

Step 1 First save the image below (or have the picture you need ready):

Step 2 Create a new flash document. Press Ctrl + J key on the keyboard ( Document Properties ) and set the width of your document to 400 pixels and the height of the document to 300 pixels. Step 3 Call the current layer image. Double-click on its default name (Layer 1) to change the name, then press Enter to save the new name. Step 4 Now select File > Import > Import to stage ( Ctrl + R ) and import the picture you prepared in step 1. Step 5 While this photo is still selected, press the delete key on the keyboard to delete it. Step 6 Right-click on the image in the Library library of flash and select Linkage. In this dialog box select Export for Actionscript and give this class a unique name. In this case, I use the image name.


Step 7 Create a new layer above the image layer and name it action. After that, select the first frame of layer action and go to the Action Script ( F9 ). Then add the following code:
Import flash. Display. BitmapData; var tile: BitmapData = BitmapData. LoadBitmap ("image"); this. BeginBitmapFill (tile); this. LineTo (Stage. Width, 0); this. LineTo (Stage. Width, Stage. Height); this. LineTo (0, Stage. Height); this. LineTo (0, 0); this. EndFill ();
Hopefully this guide will save you a lot of time when you need to copy many objects.
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What is the main topic of Macromedia Flash - Automatically Copy Images in Flash Workspace: Tu?
The following guide provides a clear overview of Tu, with the most relevant background, details, and practical takeaways.
Why is Tu important?
Tu Overview Step 1 First save the image below (or have the picture you need ready): Step 2 Create a new flash document.
What should readers remember about Tu?
Press Ctrl + J key on the keyboard ( Document Properties ) and set the width of your document to 400 pixels and the height of the document to 300 pixels.
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