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addElement() is meant for display objects that extend the
SpriteVisualElement class, which are a part of the Flex libraries. What
you need to do if you want to use Sphere as you have made it, is to
create a wrapper display object that extends SpriteVisualElement and
If you don't need to use Flex, then it's all good. However, if Flex is
required, it's not really an arduous task to create a wrapper. We do
this this for various sprites developed in FLA's to maintain
reuseability throughout.
jord
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RobotLegs is not a big framework at all. In comparison with most of the
other frameworks out there, it's overhead is far far less than ones like
Cairngorm, Spring and Parsley. Even compared to Mate and SWIZ (which are
very small to begin with), then RobotLegs is lig
Models shouldn't have any knowledge of each other or anything outside of
themselves. The controller should usually be the first area to set up.
Everything else is set up and managed by the controller (views, models,
services). Usually, there will be one central controller that handles
your main pr
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