Hi Matt,
You can use the timeline if you like and still develop a project with AS3
the similar way as you would do with AS2. You have your library, your
timeline your tweens... it is just a matter of the process on what you are
working on.
I hope this doesn't confuse you more! :)
On 1/19/08, Mat
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From: "Matt S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2008 11:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] How much memory elements on the display list
take?
On Jan 19, 2008 2:43 PM, Paul Andrews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
can. You can swit
On Jan 19, 2008 2:43 PM, Paul Andrews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> can. You can switch between the main elements by hopping to different frames
> on the timeline.
I know this was a common AS2 technique, but is that true of AS3? I
thought that the timeline was kind of out the window (except for tru
Thanks for the comments Paul... in fact this application is timeline
independent, I am using flash for 2 purposes, 1 to add items to the library
and 2 to compile the movie. The reason why I couldnt go the Flex route is
because first I dont know Flex enough to develop something like this in
there an
Well, it sounds as though each of these elements should be on separate movie
clips each with elements attached. Extract as much functionality into
separate classes and put as little actionscript onto the timeline as you
can. You can switch between the main elements by hopping to different frames
Hi Paul,
I am building an application with 4 main elements that talk to each other
during the life of the application, each element contains several elements
that vary from 10 to maybe 100.
As I am writing this application I am trying to write it with the idea that
in the future when I need to ma
Helmut, I think you are finding yourself a tricky way of building
applications.
If you can give us an idea of what you're trying to build I'm sure we can
chime in with a lot of good ideas that will be easier than your current
route.
For example if you attach elements to a movieclip, you can
I really really liked eclipse - for the moment I am using ASDT ( for AS2
project ), and will get FDT as that seems better.
However,
I cannot find the shortcut to toggle code folding for branches.
I have found the keys, customization in Eclipse, but can't get it to work?
Any ideas..?
Thanks
Thanks for the comments Eric... When writing code I was thinking more on the
lines of this:
current Coding:
var myelement1 = new Element
myelement1.alpha = 0;
addChild(myelement1);
var myelement2 = new Element
myelement2.alpha = 0;
addChild(myelement2);
var myelement3 = new Element
myelement3.alp
Try FlashDevelop.
It has a very nice auto-completion.
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Verzonden: donderdag 17 januari 2008 14:20
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Hi All, I know thi
Thanks, Jan and Glen :-)
Even embedding each symbol separately is great.
Yesterday I've just (mistakenly) supposed to access "internal" clips by
their names, as we did in AS2...
Obviously it's not possible.
Just out of curiosity:
if we access them via getChildAt() , do you think there's some relat
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