The flash player has no such feature. In fact, most modern OSes doesn't
even let applications bitbang hardware ports directly.
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Hi guys,
You can do it with a simple Processing proxy. Here is a how-to (sorry, in
french) :
http://ressources.mediabox.fr/tutoriaux/flashplatform/realisations/arduino.
2010/9/28 Henrik Andersson he...@henke37.cjb.net
The flash player has no such feature. In fact, most modern OSes doesn't
So I have a mc that has another mc inside of it... I have:
var holder:Sprite = new Sprite();
holder.name = holderMC;
addChild(holder);
var childOne:childMC = new childMC();
childOne.name = childOneMC;
holder.addChild(childOne);
now childOne has a mc inside of it (let's call it
Did you try:
childOneMC.getChildByName(grandchild)
?
You're already defining the variable childOneMC at the top level, so
there's no reason to reach down into holder to get it. Just my 2ยข,
hth...
.m
On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 10:48 AM, Lehr, Theodore
ted_l...@federal.dell.com wrote:
Woops, that should be:
childOne.getChildByName(grandchild)
On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 11:20 AM, Matt S. mattsp...@gmail.com wrote:
Did you try:
childOneMC.getChildByName(grandchild)
?
You're already defining the variable childOneMC at the top level, so
there's no reason to reach down into
Misconception correction time!
Read my article:
http://www.actionscript.org/resources/articles/943/1/Actionscript-and-timelines/Page1.html
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Actually I just realized that might not work, since it looks like the
variable is declared locally within the function, not at the top of
your class (although its hard to tell, is this on a timeline, or in a
class?). So you'd probably have to do:
You can do it with a simple Processing proxy. Here is a how-to (sorry, in
french) :
http://ressources.mediabox.fr/tutoriaux/flashplatform/realisations/arduino
About time I used ces six ans de francaise.
Thanks!
RT
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Hi,
I'm looking for information to help me learn how to bounce an object off
another rotated object (or irregularly shaped object). I've already got
basic collision detection working, and can bounce off straight
horizontal and vertical shapes easily enough (blocks). I'm looking for
info on
I'd look in this direction:
http://www.google.com/search?q=actionscript+3+physics+library
Hope this helps. Cheers.
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On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Kevin Newman capta...@unfocus.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for information to help me learn how to
I'd thought of that, but was hoping to something with less weight - I
think it's Matrix/Vector math I need to learn about.
Just to continue down this path - anyone have a recommendation for the
most appropriate engine for mobile?
Is there a physics engine that operates on non-screen objects
Hi,
You should be able to work out your angle of reflection in a
similar way as you do for horizontal collision.
2 billiard balls - collision detection is easy - if the distance
between the centre's is less than 2 x the radius you have a collision.
I think there is some
On 9/28/10 2:25 PM, Glen Pike wrote:
Keith Peter's Making Things Move book is really good. Jobe Makar's
Flash MX Game Programming Demystified explained the basic concepts
nicely too.
I'm reading Keith Peter's book now. So far, very relevant - thanks!
There are lots of tutorials online, so I
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