Flashlite Tutorials and Flashlite screensavers Download

Free Flashlite Screensaver Download Page 4

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Ferrari 458 Italia

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as

Ferrari 458 Italia

Features:

Animated Ferrari 458 Italia.

Twelve Hours Clock

The Atomic Clock

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as

The-Atomic-Clock

Features:

The number inside the left circling electron displays Hours.

The middle one displays Seconds.

The right one displays Minutes.

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Free Flashlite Screensaver Download Page 3

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Digital clock with Charger

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as

Digital-Clock_With-Charging-Indicator

Features:

This screensaver will show you Current Time.

The current battery status.

The charging animation whenever you plugin the charger of the phone.

This screensaver will also tell you if the battery is low.

Analogue Clock

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as
Analogue Clock

Features:
Simple analogue Clock.
Dark Background.

Flashlite Tutorial

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Free Flash Lite ScreenSaver / Wallpaper Download Page 2

2011-03-18T02:51:00.010+05:30

Page two for downloading flashlite screensavers for free.

To Download Right Click on the link and Select Save Target As

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Illusion Clock

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as
Illusion Clock

Features:
Bright Digital Clock
Animated Background.

Red Clock 3.1

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as
Red Clock 3.1

Features:
Battery Indicator (Horizontal Grey bar at bottom-right corner)
Will also tell you if battery is LOW or Battery is COMPLETELY CHARGED.
Network Indicator ("By Kanhai" is the network indicator)
Shows Current Day
Dark Background.

Goku

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as
Goku

Features:
Digital Clock on left Side
Stamina shows the Battery Strength.
Strength shows the Network Strength.

Heart Design 1

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as
heart-design1-time

Heart Design 2

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as
Heart Design 2

Please comment if you like these Flash Screensavers.

I'll make more of these so come back soon.

See my Flash Lite Tutorial posts to see how I made these Flash Lite Screensavers.

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Flash lite Update For Nokia Device

2011-01-06T01:56:00.003+05:30

Adobe Flash technology is used to play interactive and animated internet web pages .Anything built on flash needs flash player on the clients mobile/PC to get them played .Adobe flash lite is a mobile version Adobe flash player . Many Nokia Nseries and Eseries devices are already having ( Adobe Flash lite 2 ) inbuilt flash lite players .

For Phones which have Flash lite 1.1 installed in their devices can upgrade to a newer version by downloading and installing these updates. These updates are meant only for SYMBIAN operating system not for any JAVA enabled device.

Flash Lite 2.1
Adobe Flash Lite 2.1 for Symbian s60 is a update for Flash Lite 1.1 with limited capabilities. It can't play Flash 8 files.

Requirements:
For Symbian OS S60 V2
Click Here to downlaod

Flash Lite 3
Adobe Flash Lite 3 for Symbian s60 is a update for Flash Lite 2.1 with limited capabilities. It can even play Flash 8 files.

Requirements:
For Symbian OS S60 V3
Click Here to Download
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Flash Lite Screensaver Download

2010-12-15T01:13:00.060+05:30

Here are some of the complete flashlite screensavers you can download for free. It may seem these flash lite screensavers are not working, but will work perfectly on flashlite phones.

To Download Right Click on the link and Select Save Target As

Warwolf (My First Flash Lite Clock)

Right Click HERE and select Save Link/Target as
Warwolf

Features:
The grey bars at the right bottom corner shows the battery status.
The word WARWOLF(currently showing NO SIGNAL) shows the network status.
The Outer Circle displays the Hours, the Middle one displays the seconds, and the inner one displays the minutes.

Please comment if you like these Flash Screensavers.

I'll make more of these so come back soon.

Goto page 2 for more free flashlite screensavers.

Flash Lite Supported Phones

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Nokia
Nokia 3600
Nokia 3620
Nokia 3650
Nokia 3660
Nokia 6125
Nokia 6600
Nokia 9200 Communicator
Nokia 9500 Communicator
Nokia E60
Nokia E61
Nokia E70
Nokia N71
Nokia N80
Nokia N91
Nokia N-Gage QD
Nokia N-Gage
Nokia 6151
Nokia 8800
Nokia E62
Nokia E70-1
Nokia N70-1
Nokia N71-1
Nokia N75
Nokia N91-1
Nokia N93i
Nokia 8600
Nokia E61i
Nokia E65
Nokia N77
Nokia 3230
Nokia 6260
Nokia 6620
Nokia 6630
Nokia 6670
Nokia 6680
Nokia 6681
Nokia 6682
Nokia 7610
Nokia 7710
Nokia N70
Nokia N90
Nokia N93
Nokia 3110
Nokia 6290
Nokia E90
Nokia N76
Nokia N95
Nokia 6120
Nokia 5700 XpressMusic
Nokia 8600 Luna
Nokia 6500 slide
Nokia 3109 classic
Nokia 6500 classic
Nokia 6121 classic
Nokia 6267
Nokia 3500 classic
Nokia 7500 Prism
Nokia 7900 Prism
Nokia 6555
Nokia 5310 XpressMusic
Nokia 5610 XpressMusic
Nokia N81 8GB
Nokia N81
Nokia N95 8GB
Nokia E51
Nokia 6301
Nokia 8800 Arte
Nokia N82
Nokia 6263
Nokia 2600 classic
Nokia 3120 classic
Nokia N96
Nokia 6220 classic
Nokia 6210 Navigator
Nokia 6650
Nokia 6124 classic
Nokia 3555
Nokia 6300i
Nokia 6212
Nokia 5320 XpressMusic
Nokia 5220 XpressMusic
Nokia 6600 fold
Nokia 3600 slide
Nokia 6600 slide
Nokia E66
Nokia E71
Nokia 7310 Supernova
Nokia 7510 Supernova
Nokia 7210 Supernova
Nokia 7610 Supernova
Nokia N96-3
Nokia N79
Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte
Nokia 3610 fold
Nokia N79
Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte
Nokia N96-3
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
Nokia 5130 XpressMusic
Nokia E63
Nokia 6290 Slide
Nokia N97
Nokia 8800 Gold Arte
Nokia 6208 classic
Nokia 6700 classic
Nokia 6303 classic
Nokia 2700 Classic
Nokia 5630 XpressMusic
Nokia E55
Nokia E75
Nokia 6710 Navigator
Nokia N86 8MP
Nokia 6720 classic
Nokia 5730 XpressMusic
Nokia 5330 XpressMusic
Nokia 6216 classic
Nokia E52
Nokia 7020
Nokia 2730 classic
Nokia 6600i slide
Nokia 6730 classic
Nokia E72
Nokia 3710 fold
Nokia 5530 XpressMusic
Nokia 3720 classic
Nokia 6790 Surge
Nokia 6760 slide
Nokia 6790 Slide
Nokia 5230
Nokia N900
Nokia X3
Nokia N97 mini
Nokia X6
Nokia 3208 Classic
Nokia C6
Nokia C3
Nokia E5
Nokia X5
Nokia N8
Nokia X2
Nokia 5228
Nokia X5-01
Nokia X6 8GB
Nokia 5228
Nokia C7
Nokia X3-02
Nokia 5250
Nokia E7
Nokia C6-01
Nokia C3-01

Sony Ericsson
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Sony Ericsson 802SE
Sony Ericsson P900
Sony Ericsson P910
Sony Ericsson Premini II
Sony Ericsson K600
Sony Ericsson K600c
Sony Ericsson K600i
Sony Ericsson K600i/c
Sony Ericsson K606c
Sony Ericsson K606i
Sony Ericsson K606i/c
Sony Ericsson K608c
Sony Ericsson K608i
Sony Ericsson K608i/c
Sony Ericsson P800
Sony Ericsson SO505i
Sony Ericsson SO505iC
Sony Ericsson SO505is
Sony Ericsson SO506iC
Sony Ericsson V800
Sony Ericsson W21S
Sony Ericsson W300i
Sony Ericsson W550
Sony Ericsson W550i
Sony Ericsson W600
Sony Ericsson W810i
Sony Ericsson W900
Sony Ericsson W900i
Sony Ericsson Z800
Sony Ericsson W705

LG
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:

LG KS10
LG VX8600
LG VX8100
LG VX9800
LG VX8300
LG VX9900
LG VX8500
LG VX5300
LG VX8700
LG VX8350
LG VX9400

Samsung
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Samsung SGH-i450
Samsung SGH-i560
Samsung SGH-i520
Samsung SGH-S730i
Samsung SGH-i550
Samsung SCH-U740
Samsung SCH-A930
Samsung SCH-A950
Samsung SCH-A970
Samsung SCH-A990
Fujitsu
Support Flash Lite 1.0 Phones:
Fujitsu F506i
Fujitsu F900i
Fujitsu F900iT
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Fujitsu F700i
Fujitsu F505i
Fujitsu F505iGPS
Fujitsu F505is
Fujitsu F901iC
Sharp
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Sharp SH700i
Sharp 802SH
Sharp 902SH
Sharp SH505i
Sharp SH505is
Sharp SH506iC
Sharp SH900i
Sharp SH901iC
NEC
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
NEC N700i
NEC N505i
NEC N505is
NEC N506i
NEC N900i
NEC N900iL
NEC N900iS
NEC N901iC
Panasonic
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Panasonic P700i
Panasonic P505i
Panasonic P505is
Panasonic P506iC
Panasonic P900i
Panasonic P900iV
Panasonic P901i
Mitsubishi
Support Flash Lite 1.0 Phones:
Mitsubishi M430i
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Mitsubishi D505i
Mitsubishi D505is
Mitsubishi D506i
Mitsubishi D900i
Mitsubishi D901i
Sanyo
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Sanyo A5508SA
Sanyo A5507SA
Sanyo W21SA
Sanyo W22SA
Kyocera
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Kyocera A1403K
Kyocera W21K
Kyocera W21SA
Motorola
Motorola A920
Motorola KRZR K1m
Motorola RAZR V3c
Motorola RAZR V3m
Motorola RAZR V9m
Siemens
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Siemens SX1
Hitachi
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Hitachi W22H
Sendo
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Sendo X
Toshiba
Support Flash Lite 1.1 Phones:
Toshiba W21T

How to make simple Battery Indicator using flashlite

2010-12-07T23:09:00.006+05:30

This tutorial is similar to The Flashlite Network Indicator except the fact that in Battery Indicator we will have to show the "Battery Low" indicator at the 1st frame unlike in the last frame in The Network Indicator. In this movie we can also use any number of frames to show the Battery Information. Here we will use 10 frames, 1st frame shows the "Battery Low" information and then the battery level increases gradually...

Important: First Setup Your Flash Professional 8 by clicking here

Skill level : Basic.
Duration : 15 Minutes.

Flash Professional 8 Shortcuts
Q : Free Transform tool
R : Rectangle tool
T : Text tool
V : Selection tool
F5 : Insert Frame
F6 : Insert KeyFrame
F9 : Action Frame
ctrl+i : Align & Info & Transform Frame
ctrl+F3 : Properties Frame

STEPS

1.) Press T (Text tool) on your keyboard to select the text tool or Press the button as shown in the image (1a) below.

image (1a)

Now write "NO Signal" in this textbox. Refer Image (1b).

image (1b)

2.) Now Press F6 (Insert KeyFrame) and then press delete on your keyboard to clear the frame. Now press R (Rectangle tool) on keyboard and make a small rectangle near the bottom of
the screen representing the lowest level for the network. Image(2)

image (2)

3.) Now press V (Selection tool) so that the rectangle tool turns to the selection tool.
Double click the rectangle and press ctrl+i (Align & Info & Transform Frame), switch to the Align tab and click the
icons as shown in the image (3).

image (3)

4.) Now on the timeline click on the 10th frame of layer 1 and press F5 (Insert Frame).
Refer image (4 a) and (4 b).

Image (4 a)

Image (4 b)

5.) Now right click on the 10th frame and select CREATE MOTION TWEEN.
Now click and drag the rectangle and move it to the center of the screen.
Or press ctrl+i (Align & Info & Transform Frame) and in the ALIGN tab click the icons as shown in image(3).

Image (5)

6.) Now press Q (Free Transform tool) and click and drag the edge as shown in image (6 left) to get a bigger
rectangle as shown in image (6 right)

Image (6 left)

Image (6 right)

7.) Then press Enter button on your keyboard to see the effect. This is how your movie should look like till now...

8.)
Create a new layer by clicking on the icon as shown in the image.
image (8)

Image (8)

9.) Rename this layer to " action ". Now double click on any frame and then right click
and select CONVERT TO BLANK KEYFRAME.
image (9).

Image (9)

10.) Now Select the first frame of action layer then press F9 (Action Frame) and paste the following code
in the Actions - Frame.



levelsNumber=10;

batMax = fscommand2("GetMaxBatteryLevel");

batLevel = fscommand2("GetBatteryLevel");

batSource = fscommand2("GetPowerSource");

batLevel2 = Math.ceil(batLevel*levelsNumber/batMax);



if (batSource == 0) //if battery is not connected...

{

gotoAndPlay(batLevel2);

}

11.) Now Paste this code on all other frames of action layer.(Paste this code from frame 2 to frame 10)

call(1);

12.) Save this movie and transfer it to your phone to see it in action.......

Click here to download the Battery-Indicator.zip

Displaying Network Name in Flashlite

2010-12-05T23:22:00.007+05:30

Important: First Setup Your Flash Professional 8 by clicking here

Skill level : Very Basic.
Duration : 2 Minutes.

Flash Professional 8 Shortcuts
T : Text tool
V : Selection tool
F9 : Action Frame
ctrl+F3 : Properties Frame

This is the simplest tutorial for displaying the NETWORK NAME on the phone's screen using flashlite. We just need to create a dynamic text box, and add two line code to it and we're done.
Look at the example below dislaying network name using flashlite:

image ex1.png

STEPS

1.) Press T (Text tool) on your keyboard to select the text tool or Press the button as shown in the image below.

image 1

2.) Make a small rectangle (big enough to contain the network name), write No Network inside the textbox. This will be your default display if the phone is out of coverage area or when phone is in Offline/Airplane Mode. Now press Esc(Escape button) on your keyboard to close the text tool.

image 2

3.) Now press V (Selection tool) and select the rectangle by clicking( single click ) on it.

4.) Now Press ctrl+F3 (Properties Frame) and set the variable name as display (You are free to use any word or text for the variable name), make sure this text box is a dynamic textbox( refer the image below ). Chose the font color (other than black if your background color is black) and then change the color, and font size as you desire.

image 3

5.) Now press Esc Key on your keyboard OR click outside the text box. Then Press F9 (Action Frame) to open the Action Frame and paste the following code

1. fscommand2("GetNetworkStatus");
2. fscommand2("GetNetworkName","display");

important: The variable name display on line 2. of the code should be same as declared for the variable name for the text box earlier.

6.) Save this movie and send it to your phone and see it in action.....

Click here to download the example Network-Name.zip

How to make a simple Network Indicator in flashlite 1.1

2010-11-21T15:02:00.014+05:30

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Hello people today we'll learn to make a flashlite Network Indicator using flash professional 8. This is a 15 minutes tutorial and we use motion tweening to show the network level. We will use 10 frames which will show the network strength using the motion tweening, then we'll have to add the 11th frame which will run if no network if found.

Important: First Setup Your Flash Professional 8 by clicking here

Skill level : Basic.
Duration : 15 Minutes.

Flash Professional 8 Shortcuts

Q : Free Transform tool
R : Rectangle tool
T : Text tool
V : Selection tool
F5 : Insert Frame
F6 : Insert KeyFrame
F9 : Action Frame
ctrl+i : Align & Info & Transform Frame
ctrl+F3 : Properties Frame

STEPS

1.) On the layer 1 press R (Rectangle tool) on keyboard and make a small rectangle near the bottom of the screen representing the lowest level for the network. Image(1)

image (1)

Now press V (Selection tool) so that the rectangle tool turns to the selection tool.
Double click the rectangle and press ctrl+i (Align & Info & Transform Frame), switch to the Align tab and click the icons as shown in the image (2).

image (2)

2.) Now on the timeline click on the 10th frame of layer 1 and press F5 (Insert Frame). Refer image (3 a) and (3 b).

Image (3 a)

Image (3 b)

3.) Now right click on the 10th frame and select CREATE MOTION TWEEN. Now click and drag the rectangle and move it to the center of the screen. Or press ctrl+i (Align & Info & Transform Frame) and in the ALIGN tab click the icons as shown in image(4).

Image (4)

4.) Now press Q (Free Transform tool) and click and drag the edge as shown in image (5 left) to get a bigger rectangle as shown in image (5 right), Then press Enter button on your keyboard to see the effect.

Image (5 left)

Image (5 right)

5.) Now right click on the 11th frame and select INSERT BLANK KEYFRAME Then press T and make a text box and write " No Signal ". Now press ctrl+F3 (Properties Frame) and change the color of the text as shown in the images (6 a) and (6 b). You can adjust the height and width of the text box by clicking and dragging the edges and then align it in the center.(refer to image (5)).

Image (6 a)

Image (6 b)

6.) Create a new layer by clicking on the icon as shown in the image(7).

Image (7)

7.) Rename this layer to " action ". Now double click on any frame and then right click and select CONVERT TO BLANK KEYFRAME. image (8).

Image (8)

8.) Now Select the first frame of action layer then press F9 (Action Frame) and paste the following code in the Actions - Frame.

levelsNumber=10;


signalMax = fscommand2("GetMaxSignalLevel");


signalLevel = Math.ceil(fscommand2("GetSignalLevel")*levelsNumber/signalMax);


networkstatus = fscommand2("GetNetworkStatus");

if (networkstatus == 0)


{
//If there is no network

signalLevel = levelsNumber + 1;
 // screen will display NO SIGNAL(11th frame)

}

gotoAndPlay(signalLevel);

9.) Now Paste this code on all other frames of action layer.(Paste this code from frame 2 to frame 11)

call(1);

10.) Save this movie and transfer it to your phone to see it in action.......

Click here to download the network_example.zip

Settings for FlashLite 1.1 in Flash Professional 8

2010-11-21T13:33:00.006+05:30

Here is Setting to setup Flash Professional 8 before you make any flashlite movie...
This can be done in three easy steps...

1) Create a new flash document.

2) Press ctrl+F3 to open the properties dialogue box.

Chose the screen size (240X320 for latest phones), than chose the background color (use black it will help you to save your battery).

3) Then the most important thing........ Click the publish button and click the flash tab and chose the version as flash lite 1.1 then click ok.

Now go to my other tutorials to start making your flashlite movies for your phone....

How to Play Mobile games on YOur PC

2010-11-21T12:22:00.014+05:30

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Many of you may have asked this question on how to run java games and application on your pc....... Well heres your answer........ These are great tool to test the game/ Application before you upload them to your phone.

There are two tools with witch you can do that....

1) Sun Java Wireless Toolkit.

2) S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian S, Supporting Feature Pack 1, for MIDP

Sun Java Wireless Toolkit
The Sun Java Wireless Toolkit (formerly known as Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME) Wireless Toolkit) is a state-of-the-art toolbox for developing wireless applications that are based on J2ME's Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) and Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP), and designed to run on cell phones, mainstream personal digital assistants, and other small mobile devices. The toolkit includes the emulation environments, performance optimization and tuning features, documentation, and examples that developers need to bring efficient and successful wireless applications to market quickly

Here are some of the screen shots of Sun Java Wireless Toolkit

Follow the Link to download Sun Java Wireless Toolkit.

This is a 38.3 Mb download.

But for Wireless Toolkit First the jar file has to be conver to jad format and both of them kept at the same location.

This is the screenshot of the Jar to jad converter......

Download Jar To Jad converter only 70 Kb.

S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian OS, Supporting Feature Pack 1, for MIDP

This is an emulator from nokia where you can test your java applicaitons and games. Almost all applications and games run on it , but the applications which requires to use the phones memory ( Not the RAM memory ) or card memory may not even install at all. This thing can run symbian applications also. As the name suggests it is made for the Symbian S60 3rd Edition OS. So it can run applications and games having .sis and .sisx extension.

Here are some of the screen shots of the Nokia SDK

Follow this link and download Nokia S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 2 SDK

From the download options.
This is a large 445 Mb download.
but you'll need to login to download this Application.

Here are some of the games which you can try it on the emulator and your mobile....

Just visit my gallery at mobile9

Click here to visit

some game screenshots

How to make analogue flashlite clock

2010-11-21T12:17:00.011+05:30

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Important: First Setup Your Flash Professional 8 by clicking here

Change the resolution of your flash clock to match the phones resolution change the background color to balck if you like (I use balck as it is energy efficient, will be easy on your phones battery).

Here's an example of the flashlite clock we are going to make .....

Skill level : Basic.
Duration : 10-15 Minutes.

Flash Professional 8 Shortcuts

R : Rectangle tool
V : Selection tool
F5 : Insert Frame
F6 : Insert KeyFrame
F8 : Convert to Symbol
F9 : Action Frame
ctrl+i : Align & Info & Transform Frame
ctrl+F3 : Properties Frame

STEPS:

1.) Press R (Rectangle tool) on your keyboard and make three rectangular shaped hands as shown in the figure. Use the blue for Seconds hand, Red for the Minutes hand, Green for the Hours hand.

(image 1)

2.) Now double click the Green colored Hours hand and Press F8 (Convert to Symbol). Name it hours, choose type as Movie clip, the registration should be at the central bottom position as in image 2. Now repeat this process for the other two hands.

(image 2)

3.) Now select the Hours hand and Press ctrl+F3 (Properties Frame) to open the properties frame. Now give it a instance name (should be same as used in the coding) hour. And then select the Minutes hand and name it as min. Then select the Seconds hand and name it as sec.

(image 3)

4.) Now we will have to center the hands so that they rotate around their registration point. Make a small circle (we will use this circle as a reference point to position the Clocks hands.) , double click to select the circle , Now press ctrl+i (Align & Info & Transform Frame), click the align tab and click as shown in the picture. You can now use this circle as a reference point.

(image 4)

5.) Now select the Hour hand and then press ctrl-x to cut it then paste it by pressing ctrl-v. Now place the Hour hand at the center so that the registration point coincides with the REFERECNE CENTER. Now Repeat this process with the Minutes hand and then with the Seconds hand.

The reason behind doing this is that we want

a)The Hours hand placed behind the other two hands.
b)The Minutes hand placed behind the Seconds hand but above the Hours hand.
c)The Seconds hand at the top of other two hands.

6.) Now click on the blank space and then Press F9 (Action Frame) to open the Action-frame and paste the following code.

hours=fscommand2("GetTimeHours");
minutes=fscommand2("GetTimeMinutes");
seconds=fscommand2("GetTimeSeconds");

sec._rotation=seconds*6;
min._rotation=minutes*6;
hour._rotation=hours*30;

EXPLANATION

_rotation is used to rotate the hands.
The Seconds and the Minutes hand have to complete 60 units( seconds and minutes ).
To complete their 60 units they will have to rotate a complete 360 degrees.
So 360/60 equals to 6 degrees. So 6 is multiplied to the seconds and minutes.
For the Hours Hand it has to complete 12 units(hours)
So 360/12 equals to 30 degrees. So 30 is multiplied to the hour.

7.) Important: Now go to the timeline and select the first frame and press F5 (Insert Frame) key to insert a frame.
As the clock will be static for a single frame.
To make it animated we insert a new frame in the timeline.

(image 5)

8.) Save this movie and transfer it to your phone to see it in action.......

Click here to download the analogue_clock.zip

How to make a simple digital clock for flashlite 1.1

2009-09-09T13:01:00.012+05:30

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Important: First Setup Your Flash Professional 8 by clicking here
It would take less than 2 minutes to make a digital clock, just a single line code and a text box that's it. This is the easiest method to create a simple flashlite digital clock...
Here is an example, how the digital flashlite clock will look like...

Skill level : Basic.
Duration : 2 Minutes.

Flash Professional 8 Shortcuts

R : Rectangle tool
T : Text tool
V : Selection tool
F5 : Insert Frame
F6 : Insert KeyFrame
F9 : Action Frame
ctrl+i : Align & Info & Transform Frame
ctrl+F3 : Properties Frame

STEPS:

1.) To make Flashlite movies first go to this link to customize Flash Professional 8.

2.) Press T (Text tool)on your keyboard and draw a rectangle.

Image 1

3.) Now press ctrl+F3 (Properties Frame) to open Properties frame and set the variable name as "output". Chose the font (I have used graffiti font) select font size to 30, chose the font color (other than black if your background color is black).

Image 2

4.) Now in the embed dialogue box select the numerals and type " : " a colon in the text box provided and click OK.

Image 3

5.) Now press F9 (Action Frame) to open the action dialogue box, and then copy and paste this code.

fscommand2("GetLocaleTime","output");

Image 4

6.) Now click on the first frame of layer 1 and press F5 (Insert Frame) to insert a new frame.

Image 5

you're done press ctrl+enter to test your movie...
To download the sample of above tutorial click here