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Stand Alone Swf. Best Approach

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DevGuy
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Stand Alone Swf. Best Approach 2013-06-17 04:45:50 Reply

Hey everyone,
I'm using Flash Pro CS6. The published SWF files are not stand alone. A lot of the external files do not get 'embedded' into the SWF. There is just a URL loader invoking them.

My question is what are other people doing to publish SWF's that are ready to be uploaded into portals?

One way, is to publish to SWC and then load assets into something like Flash Develop or FDT and compile a SWF.

Another way is to use the Embed class.

Is anyone else doing it differently?

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Response to Stand Alone Swf. Best Approach 2013-06-17 05:03:32 Reply

Why aren't you just dragging and dropping your assets into flash?

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Response to Stand Alone Swf. Best Approach 2013-06-18 01:26:29 Reply

At 6/17/13 04:45 AM, DevGuy wrote: Hey everyone,
I'm using Flash Pro CS6. The published SWF files are not stand alone. A lot of the external files do not get 'embedded' into the SWF. There is just a URL loader invoking them.

My question is what are other people doing to publish SWF's that are ready to be uploaded into portals?

One way, is to publish to SWC and then load assets into something like Flash Develop or FDT and compile a SWF.

Another way is to use the Embed class.

Is anyone else doing it differently?

Well, check out the Publish Settings in CS6. If you want to work with Flash Develop then you gotta use SWCs or embedd images (for blitting). Or you can program in Flash Develop and compile in CS6 which is kinda nonsense. If you have external files to load such as SWCs, then embedd it into your project.