The FlashIDE is really one useful for placing the assets and timeline
control as you stated. If you're asking if it automatically writes AS
code for you, I don't believe that it does. However, there are
shortcuts for simple actions. The FlashIDE's code interface is highly
regarded as sub par for
everything goes in the movie tag because you have only one movie that
you're creating.
Andrei Stebakov wrote:
> By Jove, it works now!
> Question: Why do we put everything withing the same tag? I
> thought only the frames of the movie are supposed to go there... Is
> the sequence of tags importan
if
> class Application extends MovieClip
> {
> static function main ()
then try:
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Just wondering... I've never tried Flash IDE, would the IDE help to generate the ActionScript code like in this tutorial case, or it's entirely manually written? So the only need for Flash IDE is the timeline and asset management (which is taken care of by swfmill, right)?
Andrew
On 5/19/06, da
By Jove, it works now!
Question: Why do we put everything withing the same tag? I thought only the frames of the movie are supposed to go there... Is the sequence of tags important?
Andrew
On 5/19/06, Mark Winterhalder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah, easy:replace with
Hth,MarkOn 5/19/06, Andrei
Ah, easy:
replace
with
Hth,
Mark
On 5/19/06, Andrei Stebakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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The code of the main class is:
class Application extends MovieClip{ var tfCaption:TextField; // Clips attached dynamically from Swfmill library var mcSpheres:MovieClip;
var sW:Number = null; // Stage width var sH:Number = null; // Stage height private function Application ( target ) { //
"Andrei Stebakov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Fri, 19 May 2006 13:19:09 -0400):
> Ok, I created the xml file:
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Hi Andrei,
This looks correct, is the resulting SWF smaller if you the part? If so, it gets imported as it
is supposed to. (It doesn't have to be inside a tag, btw.)
The way it is now, it assumes you have a class Main with a static
method main() in your classes.swf. If so, it should get called
Ok, I created the xml file:
The code in classes.swf is suppoesed to animate the spheres.png takend from the assets. I still see the blank window when I launch the resulting application.swf file. Do I mis-compose the assets in the applic
I was thinking the same thing myself. So questions go unanswered for a
while and this one gets lots of attention.
For me it was a question I felt that I could actually answer. haha.
daniel fischer wrote:
> lol- i wonder why a single question suddenly creates a flurry of replies
> while others
lol- i wonder why a single question suddenly creates a flurry of replies while
others might even remain unanswered... :)
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Andrew,
it depends on your "Entry Point Method". You can
a) construct the swf containing your assets with swfmill, then use MTASC to
compile "into" the swf, and use mtasc's -main (i'd call this "traditional")
b) compile the code first, generating "classes.swf", then import that using
swfmill (
Andrei,
Both swfmill and mtasc can create the application.swf. If you're
using swfmill to create the swf in order to place images and other
assets, the you do not need to again create the application.swf again
with mtasc. Instead, just inject your AS code into the existing swf
"mtasc -main -s
Hi Andrei,
basically, there are two methods:
- make swfmill swf first, then tell mtasc to compile the code /into/ it, or
- compile mtasc swf first, then have a
somewhere in your swfml-s
Personally, I have always used the latter. It has the advantage of
being able to link classes to assets (so t
Hi,
I just started with Flash and probably have the most stupid question...
Looks like I miss one step how to actually link the swf file generated by swfmill and the sfw file generated by mtasc.
I am looking at http://aralbalkan.com/index.php?p=373&more=1&c=1 (FAMES tutorial) and I can't underst
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