Wednesday, 2 March 2011

selection 1


 This is my demo of my gold fish moving up and down on the internet
 click on 85th second and right click making movie scene click some where in the middle of layer 1 and make a classic tween click on code snippets add all these
var fishMove:Boolean = true

fish.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_ClickToGoToNextFrame);

function fl_ClickToGoToNextFrame(event:MouseEvent):void
{
if (fishMove == true)
{
fish.stop()
        fishMove = false
}
     else{
fish.play()
fishMove = true
}
(

informational facts about our fish


Rounded bat fish
Other names: none
Origin: Indian and western Pacific Oceans, Red Sea
Max size: 20"
Temperature: 71-80 F.
Min tank size 180 gallons
Food: live foods, flakes, vegetable matter, pellets
Porkfish
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COMMON NAME:
Atlantic porkfish
KINGDOM:
Animalia
PHYLUM:
Chordata
CLASS:
Osteichthyes
ORDER:
Perciformes
FAMILY:
Haemulidae (some sources cite Pomadasyidae)
GENUS SPECIES:
Anisotremus virginicus

SIZE:
15.2-25.4 cm (6-10 in) avg; 40.6 cm (16.0 in) max
WEIGHT:
930 g (2.1 lbs) max
DIET:
Annelids, molluscs, crustaceans, and echinoderms
INCUBATION:
No data
SEXUAL MATURITY:
No data
LIFE SPAN:
No data
RANGE:
Western Atlantic: Bermuda and Florida to Brazil, including Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean
HABITAT:
10-60 feet in tropical & sub-tropical coastal marine waters



Loggerhead turtle

Type: Reptile
Diet: Carnivore
Average life span in the wild: More than 50 years
Size: 36 in (90 cm)
Weight: 253 lbs (115 kg)
Group name: Flotilla
Protection status: Endangered
Did you know? Sea turtles can move through the water at speeds of up to 15 mi (24 km) per hour.
Size relative to a 6-ft (2-m) man:


Spotted Eagle Ray
COMMON NAME:
spotted eagle ray
KINGDOM:
Animalia
PHYLUM:
Chordata
CLASS:
Chondrichthyes
ORDER:
Myliobatiformes
FAMILY:
Myliobatidae
GENUS SPECIES:
Aetobatus narinari

DESCRIPTION:
Flattened (depress form) body with dark brown dorsal surface covered in white spots. Ventral surface is white. Pectoral fins are extremely pronounced - forming wing-like appendages used for primary locomotion. Head is obvious, with flattened, tapered snout. Caudal fin is heavily modified into a whip-like form (typical of ray species). Venomous spines (1-5) may be found along base of caudal fin's dorsal surface.
MALE
External claspers located on the far underside of the body - forward of the caudal fin - distinguish males.
SIZE:
Length w/o tail: 1.2-2 m (4-6.5 ft) avg; 2.4 m (8 ft) max
Length w/ tail: 880 cm (28.8 feet) max
Width: 300 cm (9.8 ft) max
WEIGHT:
230 kg (507 lbs) max
DIET:
Bivalves, shrimp, crabs, annelids, octopus, whelks, and small fish
GESTATION:
Species exhibits dioecism. Fertilization is internal. Species is internal live bearer.
CLUTCH SIZE
Up to 4 pups are produced
SEXUAL MATURITY:
4-6 years
 Reference to where i found these facts http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/

Helped me put in the code better, still cant get mine to work though, I got the code correct and there's an error in layer 1

experiments with lee session

Helped me put in the code better, still cant get mine to work though, I got the code correct and there's an error in layer 1

this is some of the coding we used: var speed:int =1;

addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, myfunction);
function myfunction(event:EVENT) {
                fish.x+=speed
}
addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, rollover);
function rollover (evt:EVENT) {
                speed+=3
}

The story board

This is the story board that Jack had made for our project.

My Evaluation

The Evaluation
Aquarium project went really well I had a good team to work with we all had our strong skills and basic knowledge of flash or photo shop. We had a few problems along the way with what fish we had chosen first time round then but the fish wouldn’t be in the same waters as the others as I researched on this task about the fish not being able to survive in tropical waters therefore we decided to go back to the aquarium to find more suitable fish to use in our animation, Our team really enjoyed doing the demos and the task set for ourselves we enjoyed each other’s company,  I think it went fairly well with problem solving and communicating with each other about the task and problems we had for this task,  Therefore we preformed the task each week that was on the brief. Deciding which fish we were going to use, then drawing/tracing them up, doing more research on the fish’s we had finally decided on.  I would like to try and do more flash work next time but other than that I wouldn’t change the group for this project, at the end of the project it all turned out really well we got a working animation and the appropriate fish in the correct type of ocean and where they are from.Therefore I would of wanted a bit 
more involved in the group overall I was given a couple of easy task to
complete within a couple of weeks after the problem of trying to mix the
fish's in the same tanks when they couldn't be in the same waters as
each other where some wouldn't survive so i had to choose the fish's that would be acceptable in the same tank.




Lee has just shown us another quick demo on flash how to create a URL
button to take us to any web page and it worked, using code snippets

/* Click to Go to Web Page
Clicking on the specified symbol instance loads the URL in a new browser window.
Instructions:
1. Replace http://www.adobe.com with the desired URL address.
   Keep the quotation marks ("").
*/
movieClip_1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_ClickToGoToWebPage);
function fl_ClickToGoToWebPage(event:MouseEvent):void
{
navigateToURL(new URLRequest("http://www.adobe.com"), "_blank");
}
this is the coding for this demo. making a web2

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