still, you have to put that Shared thingie in both **The sharedLib AND ** The loader ... with zarate's, you don't need both ... actually, you just prepare the **SharedLib .... and then the Loader automatically loads in the new font (without linking, without compiling, without everything, just leave it alone)

wouldn't it be better ?
Yes !

Did you tried this technic with flash 8 ide ?
On osx, i can't recompile the original example of zarate :
Problem of ressource for the forceShared asset.

BTW, it gave me the curiosity to dig further in this technic.
I've made a new thread on my blog in order to explain my attempt :
http://www.v-i-a.net/blog/archives/000043.html

I used Zarate's trick (because this is in fact a trick) to do it with opensource tools. I had the feeling that it would be easier than the long (and badly translated) explanation available.

As I don't anderstand spanish and you don't probably french, I try to translate some part of my post here.

We'll be able to create true dynamic shared libraries for flash.
The principe uses the same as Zarate, but IMHO more friendly.

If I remember well, the flash player 6.0.79 gets a new feature : multi-tiers shared lib. We use that in order to create dynamic shared lib without referencing the url in the importing animation.

Here are the key to the paradise :
- An empty swf
- This swf is used to add the url to itself and the other assets to be shared.
- A loading animation that preload the sharedLib before using it.

All the swfmill script are on the blog.
If one is interested to an automated as2ant process, let me know.


Even if this is an awful trick, it leverage the power of dynamic shared assets in flash. And I, personnaly, feel much more confortable to do it with swfmill than Flash, as that type of creation is really ugly in it.

HTH
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erixtekila
http://blog.v-i-a.net/

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