hmmm of course i thought it could be a path issue but i dont find wrong urls. in Test.as there is only one embedded source .... [Embed(source="images/cube_0.png")] and the path is right. i checked the whole as-file and nowhere i can find Test_Cube_0_Bitmap ... only Cube_0_Bitmap without Test .... hmmmm it seems that i`m an idiot ^^
On 19 Jul., 12:57, Fabrice3D <[email protected]> wrote: > > Is prefab creating wrong code? > > thats a path issue > this means at compile time: file is not found > > Prefab's embeds are always relative to class in map "images" > but once you compile, depending on project setup, you might need to change > the embed urls. > > Fabrice > > On Jul 19, 2010, at 12:40 PM, le_unam wrote: > > > hey thank you ... i downloaded and extracted flex. i get connection > > with flex and flash, too. But if i create an easy cube in prefab and > > export it as as3 it doesnt work. i get errors when compiling ... for > > example Variable Test_Cube_0_Bitmap is not defined. Is prefab creating > > wrong code? > > > On 19 Jul., 10:26, Freddie schroots <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Flash cs4 & cs5 need the Flex SDK, which you can download > >> here:http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Flex+SDK > > >> Just extract it somewhere and select the directory when flash asks for flex > >> when publishing. > > >> 2010/7/19 le_unam <[email protected]> > > >>> Hey guys ... i`ve spend a lot of time in trying to create a rounded > >>> wall element. All options i found didnt work. LatheExtrusion semms to > >>> doesnt work with 3.5 and PathExtrusion is not that easy to handle > >>> without prefab. Are there any other options for rounded walls? My > >>> problem with prefab is that nothing that i export works. I only use > >>> Adobe Flash CS4. When i export something from prefab and try to use it > >>> in flash it always says something with flex or something like this, > >>> because of the embedd source code. how to use prefab with flash only? > >>> is there a way? are there tutorials? can anybody explain this with an > >>> easy example? = ( > > >>> would be nice ... thank you
