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At 9/25/10 10:17 PM, ObeseDude wrote: By not testing it you mean never compiling it? Thats kinda interesting, would have to be a pretty simple game though.

Well you would have to compile at least once.

At 9/25/10 07:57 AM, qwereeer wrote: I am used to using AS 2.0 instead of 3.0.

I tried to study AS 3.0, and I found myself having difficulties learning AS 3.0.

Why? You can always ask questions here if you are having any trouble with it

The reason why is because I can't name variables for dynamic texts.

It is easy to set it in your code.

dynamictxt.text = variable.toString()

I don't think it is necessary to learn it.

Although not totally necessary it does have much better performance and better coding practice in general.

What do you think?

I used to use AS2 then saw AS3 was faster and better so I learned it and haven't looked back since.

It might be useful if I learn it, but isn't it unnecessary?

AS2 is really outdated, I would recommend learning a language like AS3 or if you don't want to learn as3 there are alternatives like Haxe.

Only a few months old. I don't get a new computer that often though.

I could probably do this. I know it is hard to trust me as I have no submissions but I have an engine I made that is similar to this.
here
WASD to move Mouse to fire

The vCam works by moving the stage, anything you have added to the stage will move along with it.

It has poor graphics and gets boring really fast.

At 9/21/10 08:23 AM, Armour wrote: I assure you that this code is not as simple as you may think it is. You may decompile it if you wish, have a look at the insides but remember this. I give you no right to recycle any of the materials inside.

Or they could just get it from where you copied it.
http://www.flashsourcecode.com/ it's under Actionscript 3 Petri Dish

I would do this, although I use AS3 if that's a problem.

You should really use Google for questions like this.
I did a quick search and got this code.

stage.showDefaultContextMenu = false;

Where is the question? Why can't you do it for yourself? Nobody is going to write code for you.

It is a fake.
http://419.bittenus.com/lotteries/austra lianinternationallottery4.htm

In a lot of other countries it is normal to open bananas that way.

Have you tried messaging an admin about it?

At 9/9/10 01:42 PM, WaterShake wrote: 1]Do you think voting be mandatory?

no

2] Do you think voting be considered a civic duty?

no

I am interested, PM me with details etc.

Shouldn't you be making icons?

It seems pretty cool, but not useful for me, because I normally just use the Google toolbar.

It says "It Navs Amazing" for me as well.

At 9/8/10 12:01 PM, Fashoomp wrote:

At 9/8/10 11:59 AM, dekleinewolf wrote: Are topM etc. the name of the MovieClip and/or Class, or are they the names of the instances?

They are the instance names.

I just ran another trace on the instance's position, and its always returning a value of 0

It is because that is it's coordinates inside the movieclip, you can use the localToGlobal() method to convert them to stage coordinates.

var point:Point = new Point(movieclip.child.x,movieclip.child.y);
var point2:Point = localToGlobal(point);
//you can now reference the nested movieclips stage coordinates though point2

Look up localToGlobal().

You can do it like this.

character.head.gotoAndPlay(frame)

Mine is terrible.

You will need to talk to Tom if you want to submit something larger than 10MB.

You use MS Paint too make games. This link should help you get started. Link

Have you tried lower protection options in secureSWF?. You might have to tell people that flash player 10 is mandatory to run your game.

At 9/6/10 04:30 PM, MillsApparatus wrote:

At 9/6/10 04:26 PM, Callum123456 wrote: There are quite a few free alternatives.

My option is legal and cheap. Don't listen to this thief here, he'll only get you sued or imprisoned.

What?
I was meaning this.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/free/in dex.html

There are quite a few free alternatives.

At 9/4/10 12:48 PM, Nogostradamus wrote: Does arrays contain just a names of an objects or objects itself? how does it work?

Arrays just contain a reference to the object, not the actual object.

At 9/4/10 08:11 AM, Niallmcfc wrote:

At 9/4/10 07:40 AM, Zoete wrote: I'd like to help you, but i don't get the problem.

Basically I want to hyperlink in flash. No nonsense, when you click the button, the webpage opens.

You never explained what the problem with your code was.