This movie demonstrates a behavior that provides a user-definable speed and radius to move sprites in a circular motion.

This movie demonstrates the use of a property list and a timeout() object to display images for a specified period of time. Any of Director's built-in transitions may be used between the images, and each image may be given a unique display duration.

This movie demonstrates the use of a property list and a timeout() object to display images for a specified period of time with a crossfade blend transition between the images. The crossfade effect does not use Director's built-in dissolve transition effect, but instead uses a behavior that fades one sprite out, while another sprite is simultaneously faded in. This movie may be especially useful for automatically displaying images, one-after-the-other, where a unique duration for each image is needed.

 

This movie demonstrates the use of a behavior that automatically fades a sprite up and down when the sprite is rolled over. This is a useful effect to visually show a user that a particular interface element is interactive.

This Director movie demonstrates a behavior that cyclically animates the skew of a sprite when it is rolled over. User-definable options include skew speed, skew range, and whether the sprite skews "full swing", or not. This is a good behavior to use to indicate that an interface element is interactive.