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July 2, 2006

Flash 9 Alpha AS 3 Tutorial 2 - Put things on the Stage

Filed under: Tutorials — betaruce @ 11:11 pm

Let’s go faster. This tutorial will talk about the new syntax of drawing API and display things using addChild.

http://as3.betaruce.com/tut/tut_2/tut_2.html

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  1. […] Interesantes art�culos que pienso revisar tranquilamente en casa. De momento os dejo los links a los mismos: 1. Flash 9 Alpha AS 3 Tutorial 1 - Getting Started! 2. Flash 9 Alpha AS 3 Tutorial 2 - Put things on the Stage 3. Flash 9 Alpha AS 3 Tutorial 3 - Make things move and interact with Events […]

    Pingback by | martinpulido.com | blog | » Blog Archive » Primeros Tutoriales de AS 3.0 — July 5, 2006 @ 5:03 pm
  2. Hi there,Just wanted to say this is a very nice tutorial, it has been very informative.There are, however, some things I suggest you should change.First of all; you’re extending the MovieClip class in your Main (example) class. However, we’re not having any frames whatsoever, so why extend the MovieClip class? We should extend the Sprite class instead.Same goes for the objects we’re drawing into using the Drawing API. Currently, their DataTypes are MovieClips. This is wrong for the same reason as above. Plus that, because we’re only using the Drawing API. We can go a step higher, and use the Shape class instead as their DataType. The Shape class can we drawn into, but it has less ‘features’ then the Sprite class (which on itself has less features then the MovieClip class offcourse).I hope this is clear to you. I personaly think it’ll have neatening the code and (for bigger projects) help keep the speed at maximum.~Sph

    Comment by SaphuA — August 9, 2006 @ 12:13 am

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