Hey all-
I've searched a bit and haven't seen any postings on this, so thought
I'd pass along at least one initial bug I've found in the Flash
Player on Intel iMac: dynamic non-embedded font text is showing up
blue when it should be black. Scroll down to the Flash heading in
this entry
Hi all,
i`m just thinking about rewriting the drawing api classes to work with the
flash.geom package.
I want something like:
var p=new point(20,30);
moveTo(p);
.
So my question is anything like that out there already? What would bet he
best way to do it (e.g. moveTo2(p:Point)).
Do
Hi
I have a simple flash movie with a input txtBox lying on stage placed in
an activex document form(.vbd).
Now my problem is, if I compile the dll and open the vbd file in a
browser window, the arroe keys and the enter key do not function. I had
a great mess and figured out that I was not
Hello all,
My name is Will, and i've got an interesting question. (or at least I
think it's interesting). This question is about obfuscating your
action script. I know there are software packages out there that will
rename your variables to single letter and number symbols to make the
script
Great question! I've been meaning to find out mroe about this too.
Ade
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Sent: 14 January 2006 14:06
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Obfuscation
Hello all,
My name is Will,
will g wrote:
Hello all,
My name is Will, and i've got an interesting question. (or at least I
think it's interesting). This question is about obfuscating your
action script. I know there are software packages out there that will
rename your variables to single letter and number symbols to
Dear urami, thank you for your reply. you seem to be very
knowledgeable about this subject.
If you could point me in the direction of where you have learned this
I would be forever grateful.
I am more than willing to take the risks of introducing the above
techniques into the swf file (and am
A sidenote...
The reason why i'm asking about doing this manually is precisely due
to what urami mentioned. Using software that's available causes the
file not to run properly (this swf is a bit on the long and
complicated side). So i thought that maybe taking a manual approach
might give me
On Jan 14, 2006, at 9:06 AM, will g wrote:
But what i'd like to know is how to add these logical
impossibilities manually.
Try Flasm.
blue skies,
bryan
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any tutorials on doing that with flasm that you know of?
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I just wanted to post a reply to anyone interested that my problem using Fuse
was based on my own ignorance. :(
Fuse works perfectly once I understood how it is supposed to work.
If you are curious how I got it to work download the as file here:
http://www.flashfocus.nl/forum/showthread.php?t=1547
It's a dutch forum, but the code is quite readable.
2006/1/13, franto [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://www.franto.com/blog2/as3-pathfinder-in-big-mazes
examples and sources for as2 and as3 :)
Enjoy
On 1/12/06, Jim Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If this is an example of the listener object approach:
myObj = new Object();
myObj.onMouseDown = myFunction;
function myFunction() {
trace(tracing something);
}
Mouse.addListener(myObj);
On Jan 14, 2006, at 4:50 AM, Benjamin Dobler wrote:
So my question is anything like that out there already? What would bet
he
best way to do it (e.g. moveTo2(p:Point)).
Do i have to expect performance decrease?
I'm not aware of anything currently.. and don't know if this is
implemented yet
While scope no longer slows things down (traits vs. prototype chain), the AS
vs. C thing is a big deal. Granted, AS3 is way faster, but nothing
implemented specifically yet with those methods. Wouldn't be a waste of
time to write them and test them out, however.
- Original Message -
I have found out what the problem was and corrected the issue. Thanks for
the assistance, works fine now.
Stephen.
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Subject: Flashcoders Digest, Vol 12, Issue 41
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006
Hello coders, I'm in troubles with a nested clips iteration.
I really don't know where could be de bug, because when I'm trace
variables values, all seems to be right, but on the fly, the bug come
in action.
the concept is:
I have a set of data loaded from an xml file, the records contains
data
True or false (not a trick question, just a straight answer needed):
The addEventListener method can only ever be called on a component ? e.g:
myButton.addEventListener(click, myFunction);
... and if click is one thing you can 'listen' for, what is the complete
list ?? (this might help me
Look up eventDispatcher -
addEventListener can be added to any item that dispatches event - you can
make a class a dispatcher via mixins - import EventDispatcher, declare
addEventListener, removeEventListener and dispatchEvent as functions and
you're good to go.
The v2 components broadcast a
Imagine you have an application that is like a contact address book. The
user requests the information for a new contact and the database responds.
Now you might want to have several items listening to a change in what
contact has been selected - for example a text field that displays the
name of
Hey Folks,
Has anyone come up with a solution to generate installable screensavers on
the server? e.g. user can select from images, and have an installable
screensaver built for them on the server? Obviously there are several
options to generate the SWF - but I am wondering how I am going to get
Not 100% sure of what technically is involved, but I know that Northcode
has done this before - www.northcode.com - ( makers of SWFStudio). Sorry
I can't shed light on the actual process.
Hey Folks,
Has anyone come up with a solution to generate installable screensavers
on the server? e.g.
Just read about this on Flashinsider.com:
http://www.playdojam.com
That's just amazing. Just like EyeToy but using Flash (and apparently
Shockwave for the 3D stuff).
/Stephan
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I've done a lot or search/research on this subject and here some
results:
1) there's no way to 100% protect your swf :-(
--- bryan.rice wrote:
Try Flasm.
2) Yes.
The only quite reliable way is to add bytecode that can't be generated
in Flash IDE. It doesn't have to be logical impossibilities,
Thanks Stacey - right answer! ;)
So SWFStudio V3 has a batch build feature that I can use to build a *.scr
from my custom generated swf, and then sequentially invoke another SWFStudio
build to create a pseudo installer (an exe that carries the *.scr as a
payload and copies it to the system32
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