Macromedia Director 6 and Lingo Interactive

Introduction
How to Use Director 6 and Lingo Interactive
Section 1: Getting Started with Director
1-1 The Director Interface
1-2 The Cast
1-3 The Score
1-4 The Stage
1-5 The Control Panel and Toolbar
1-6 The Paint and Text Windows
1-7 Getting Help
Section 2: Creating a Movie
2-1 Importing Graphic Cast Members
2-2 Creating a Sprite
2-3 Using the Text Window
2-4 Applying Ink Effects
2-5 Creating a Projector
2-6 Creating a Shockwave Movie
Section 3: Adding Animation
3-1 Creating Shapes Filled with Gradient Color
3-2 Aligning Sprites on the Stage
3-3 Inserting Keyframes
3-4 Using the Sprite Inspector to Align Keyframes
Section 4: Adding Special Effects
4-1 Creating Keyframes
4-2 Creating a Circular Animation with Sprite Tweening
4-3 Animating with Real-Time Recording
Section 5: Animating with Film Loops
5-1 Layering Sprites
5-2 Exchanging Cast Members
5-3 Adding Sound
5-4 Creating a Film Loop
5-5 Using Keyframes with a Film Loop
Section 6: Creating Three-Dimensional Cast Members
6-1 Getting Started with Extreme 3D
6-2 Creating 3D Text
6-3 Applying Materials to 3D Objects
6-4 Rendering an Image
Section 7: Enhancing an Image with xRes
7-1 Getting Started with xRes
7-2 Working with xRes Objects
7-3 Painting with Textures
7-4 Creating a Drop Shadow
7-5 Importing an Image into Director
Section 8: Editing Sound Files
8-1 Choosing a Sound Editor
8-2 Editing a Sound File
8-3 Adding an Edited Sound to a Movie
Section 9: Introducing Lingo
9-1 Looping the Playback Head
9-2 Creating a Generic Script
9-3 Using Markers and Labels
9-4 Creating Interactive Buttons
9-5 Adding a Return Button
9-6 Branching to Another Movie
9-7 Adding a Way Out
Section 10: Advanced Navigation with Lingo
10-1 Adding Visual Feedback
10-2 Using mouseLeave to Complete the Feedback Sequence
10-3 Assigning Additional Scripts to a Sprite
Index