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Written by Geoff Hill
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Thursday, 01 April 2010 09:22 |
Lesson 1:
In this lesson you will create a game that selects a random number between 1 and 100. The player will be prompted to guess the number. If they guess the correct number the game will tell them, pick a new random number and prompt them to play again. Otherwise the player will be given feedback and prompted to guess again.
JULY 2009: Source code updated for Actionscript 3.0 Download source code for AS3 GuessNumber.pdf
Learning Outcomes:
- Use flash text boxes to display variables and collect input
- Use variables to store and update data
- Use built-in functions to pick a random number
- Create a function to check user input against the random number
- Attach the function to a button to enable game play
The Game Interface:

The game interface requires the three types of text available in flash: Static, Dynamic and Input. It also requires a button to collect and check the guess against the random number selected.
- Static text is used for the labels of variables, and the button.
- Dynamic text is used to put feedback messages on the screen and display the total number of guesses.
- Input text is used to collect the number guessed by the player.
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