At 12/1/09 01:05 PM, TylerDurden121 wrote: But can you fuck it?

No, but a girl would enjoy the vibrator app on it.

At 12/1/09 11:45 AM, Synnxile wrote: does it record video? if yeah then how much does the dfroid cost?

It records videos. $200 at Best Buy. $300 at Verizon Wireless (they'll send you a debit card in the mail with $100 on it but that takes 4 weeks).

I'll take a photo when I'm out on my lunch break and upload it for all to see.

At 12/1/09 11:25 AM, ChaDMcBaDD wrote: no because its like $50 a month for all those features

my plan is 20 less a month than an identical plan for my blackberry on T-Mobile. I spend 80 a month to get Unlimited texts, couple thousand minutes, and data. Also I can tether my phone to my laptop to use the internet wherever I want.

This phone is defiantly an iPhone Killer. 5 Megapixel Camera with Flash, turn by turn GPS (free), physical keyboard, App store with great apps (Snes, Nes, Genesis, gameboy) emulators. Open source development. The ability to put and remove whatever I want on it. I love it. Anyone else get one?

The Point.distance function is pretty slow. Even a poorly written distance function will run 4x faster.

Hey I never used ExternalInterface.addCallBack before.

ExternalInterface.addCallback("changeImageColor", changeImageColor);

I have that setup in the flash file

and

function getFlashMovie(movieName) {
    var isIE = navigator.appName.indexOf("Microsoft") != -1;
    return (isIE) ? window[movieName] : document[movieName];
}

function changeImageClr(color) { 
     getFlashMovie("imagePreview").changeImageColor("0xFF"+color);
}

In the JS file.

It works perfectly fine in Safari and Chrome but fails in IE and FireFox. In firebug is giving me a JS error of

getFlashMovie("imagePreview").changeImag eColor is not a function.

At 11/4/09 12:01 PM, theactionscripter wrote: Huh, this is pretty interesting.

I'll upload my next game there.

Do you know what Wave is? It's like saying "I'll upload my next game into an email or instant messenger".

@OP: I think it's a good idea if a bunch of people are working on a project.

This site only hosts flash games. Get Adobe Flash.

At 11/3/09 07:50 AM, Rustygames wrote: I dropped school when I was 17 because I wasn't learning anything, and I got a job as a flash developer. Almost 3 years later I'm still working as a flash developer and making a good living from it.

I did the same thing. I left school at 16. Got my GED and entered college at 17. I worked for 1 year as a Research Assistant before landing a flash developer job. I now have a stable job and make a good income working as the lead flash developer at my company.

My last job and my current job are entirely using flash. At my last company I was on the R&D team as their flash developer. At my new company I work as the lead flash developer.

Why not use the actual method

rotateAroundExternalPoint

It does exactly what you want. It might run faster too.

What are you trying to do? There may be a better way.

if(a == 5 && b == 10 && c == 12){}

You don't check to see if he is ever not touching the floor, which you will need to do to trigger him falling.

In your code you aren't even using the event parameters.

so you can change your function to this:

function clicked(eventObject:MouseEvent=null) {
if(page !== "contact"){
		TweenLite.to(stageMask, 0.25, {alpha:1, onComplete: loadmovie});
		setChildIndex(stageMask,numChildren-1);
		page = "contact";
	}
}

That'll allow you to not have to use an event listener to call the function.

clicked();

would call it in this case. I'm assuming page exists somewhere else in the code.

How constantly?

For event parameters, I usually do not specify a data type, but it is a good practice to do.

Always specify a date type especially when you know it. It's not like that type is going to change. Bad practice not to. It can severely hurt processing time.

Next: Why switch? Why not an if statement? If it was an if statement, just do this:

Because switch's only execute there one case which is what you want in keyboard events.

if(e.keyCode == Keyboard.LEFT) trace("LEFT");
if(e.keyCode == Keyboard.RIGHT) trace("RIGHT");
//The braces aren't even needed

If you still wish to use a case and switch however, do not include break; for the final case.

You should always have a break in each case. Unless you purposefully want one case to do the next case.

I think that's all. I am a new AS3 programmer.

Keep learning

At 10/20/09 12:00 PM, henke37 wrote: Start the debugger and find the error yourself. It's probably something silly. I recommend beginning by setting a breakpoint at the comparison.

Sigh, I just guessed the problem. What my guess is? You aren't even executing the condition!

That's my guess too. You need that if statement to exist somewhere in a function.

Where you type your replies or new posts it says it to the left. "HTML you may use"

At 10/6/09 05:31 AM, 4urentertainment wrote:

At 10/6/09 03:22 AM, henke37 wrote: The tlf is mainly for designers, the xml file format is neat for collaborations and the code snippets panel will help designers make their own menus.

So it's true that you can develop for the iPhone? But I thought the iPhone didn't have flash player or didn't support it.

It technically doesn't. They still won't put flash in the browser for fear of ruining the app store, but by putting it in the app store only it allows Apple to still make money.

If you are not a great programmer the 'superior programmer' might not even be able to work with you. What if you ask him "Give me dynamic lighting" like in that other solution and he says "Well you programmed all of your objects wrong...then what? You can't just say "He'll help me with advanced problems" the best way to do some advanced solutions is to do it right in the beginning.

At 10/1/09 03:27 PM, Sammeh wrote: If there is any more evolutional progress to be made, it will be purely aesthetical.

Think about it, in order for evolution to progress a mutation must start.

Would you fuck a mutant and have mutant kids with them?

Wow. You probably should not breed. Stupidity is worse than the worst mutation.

At 10/1/09 03:20 PM, UberCream wrote: Isn't autism caused by a lack of air during childbirth, and therefore, not based on genetics or evolution at all?

Show proof, because I can find no science articles stating that point.

At 10/1/09 02:57 PM, Sheizenhammer wrote: Asperger's is a different story, with most sufferers being normal enough to have a chance (however small) of breeding, but again, it's probably more of a hinderence than a help (and only a tiny minority of them have these so-called mental superpowers, making it nothing more than an illness most of the time).

"People with Asperger syndrome are often of average or above average intelligence and lead highly productive lives" - linky

I'm just saying I've met a pretty good amount of people with Asperger's and people who seem to have it. They have their strange habits, but they seem to be quite intelligent. The ones I did get to meet were going to school for disciplines like physics, programming, mathematics.

I guess by opening with my Autism theory it lead people off topic. I'm saying that Autism won't work as far as evolution goes, but it seems that Aspergers is a step in the right direction with evolution.

At 10/1/09 02:50 PM, Presidentjlh wrote: While I see your point, I don't think autism and Asperger's are genetic mutations that show where humanity is headed. They are more hinderances than they are benefits. I think that we should look at them not as mutations or examples of evolution, but as disorders that require treatment and care.

What is the root cause of a disorder? I think everything can be broken down to your genes. We just have linked everything together yet. Aspergers is called "high functioning autism". It doesn't hurt their lives they just seem 'odd'.

I've had this thought for a very long time. It appears that people who are inflicted/suffer/have autism are incredibly gifted in some fields. Now evolution doesn't always take the right steps. Sometimes a creature is born with a mutation that inhibits him/her from living properly and they die off, but if the mutation is good then it will grow and thrive spreading the gene.

Many sci-fi authors have written that the next step major step in human evolution will not be of the physical kind, growing wings/third eye/night vision, but of the brain (which I guess is still physical). Sure while children with autism seem to have problems with lack of communicating and other things, most excel at some field. Their brains work better than ours in math and pattern recognition.

If Autism is a failed evolution, is Asperger's Syndrome a thriving evolution?

It's believed that some of the greatest minds of all time probably suffered from Asperger's syndrome. Telsa, Einstein, and Newton to name a few. Thoughts?

At 9/15/09 03:54 PM, PostalPelican wrote:

At 9/15/09 02:57 PM, ImpotentBoy2 wrote:

At 9/15/09 01:36 PM, PostalPelican wrote:

up = attack up
up + left + right = attack up <---------- refuses to work
down = attack down
down + right + left = attack down

Why have the same attack twice?

!>= is not a logical try a different one

You are not creating a new obj in the for loop.

mc = new Mc();

At 9/3/09 10:58 AM, Greg-SKA wrote: My V Cam Wont Work Can soembody give me Ste by Step Instructions on how to use it along with the right Scripts.

this is the as2 one
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/javascri pt/2004/08/17/flashhacks.html?page=2

this is the as3 one
http://bryanheisey.com/blog/?p=1

Do some reading.