This movie demonstrates how to implement a custom progress bar for a variety of purposes. The progress bar can be given a custom look with artwork modifications, and the progress "step size" of the bar can be easily altered.

 

This movie demonstrates a method for connecting multiple Director movies together through a common projector. The projector provides all resources needed to play any number of other movies that are linked by "_movie.go()" scripts within each connected movie.

This movie demonstrates the use of frame-driven animation to show a switch being thrown on or off by dynamically changing the cast member used to draw the sprites.

File Format: Adobe Director 11.5

This movie demonstrates how to load external resources from a URI. The external resources are pictures, in this example, but any valid Internet file, a Director Movie, or even an FTP server address is valid. You will need to run this movie in a browser to see the loaded resources, as they are stored in the local browser cache. Once they are stored they will load immediately.

 

This movie makes use of a very simple trigonometric equation that produces a surprising variety of curves and curve shapes. The curve behavior has a number of parameters that can be easily changed.