FLASH QUESTIONS

wish help you to fix your issue Depending on the application, it might be easier without using multiple particle instances and by working with bitmap objects instead.

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wish helps you If you want a free solution:Download Flex SDK, then download FlashDevelop

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seems to work fine The iPad doesn't support Flash.If you're talking about modifying your game site, you're going to have to use the HTML5 tag to enable sound (and the rest of the HTML5 spec to port your game from Flash).

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To fix the issue you can do Sounds like this would be more server-side logic than Flash logic.Your Flash program would need to ask the server for a list of images to load (which the server script would get from directory). You would need to choose a

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it should still fix some issue This looks a lot like your previous question (also a lot like this other question), but here goes:

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like below fixes the issue Playing RTMP streams needs to be done differently that progressive ones.First you need to connect to the application, usually this is the base path but can sometimes be some folder up in case the RTMP server proposes differ

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should help you out It's true that with some webcam drivers, the Camera object will not be null even if the webcam is in use by another application. The only difference is that the ActivityEvent will never be fired after the camera is attached to the

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To fix this issue There are some workarounds, listed from easiest to hardest.1) Use different channels (if you have grey-scale outputs)

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Hope that helps As i know it was designed to dump only the Library from the Fla file. I have an upgraded version: diff_fla.In the archive you will find 3 script files:

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hope this fix your issue No matter what, you'll need to iterate through the array to find the match.This said, use the String.search() method to look for your word:

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this will help Using the _alpha property should do it. 0 = completely transparent, and 100 = opaque.

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I wish this helpful for you I can think of one solution for your problem. Make a copy of the original image an blur it all. then use the mouse to position a mask that copy the pixels from the blured image and add this on top of the original image. In

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wish of those help One thing I can tell you is don't go to www.brothersoft.com. Every time I need something for audio or video conversion I make the mistake of going there, and all I get is: A worm that requires me to rebuild from an image. My entire

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This might help you A custom event with the dynamic keyword will work as advertised in Danjp's post, but I'd advise against it on any sort of larger project. You lose the ability to strictly type what your informational payload is - if someone else h

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will be helpful for those in need Not simple, no. SWFs are a compiled format, so the only realistic way to add in content is to decompile/edit/recompile, using a third-party decompiler of some sort. (In theory you could inject compiled code directly

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it should still fix some issue I am trying to use BitmapImage spark class instead of mx image class. Image loads the same, fine , I found a solution, handling the events through the Graphic class ...

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seems to work fine When you use attachMovie, you can define a z-index to attach it at. If you don't, then flash will put it right at the top of the display stack, above everything else.What you should do here is to make sure the z-index you use for '

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This might help you I think I've found an issue. It has something to do with naming instances. I've unified names of the circles. You had for example B1 on the right side and in the next frame it was on the left side and flash took the circle from th

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I wish this helpful for you You have a number of options. First of all, if it's not essential that the app run in a browser, i.e. if it would be acceptable for it to be a desktop app, you could convert it to an Adobe AIR app.

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