Commando is a Flash debugger that lets you change variables at runtime and run your own custom commands. It will allow you to try out whatever tweaks you want, without the hassle of changing your code and recompiling every time. This debugger also comes with its own memory monitor, and an output panel that is similar to the output dialog in the Flash IDE.
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We’ve looked previously at adding our own tools to Unity’s editor; now, in this short tutorial, I’ll introduce you to handling the assets by script in Unity. We’ll manage paths, create prefab files, generate a texture and save it to an image. Finally we’ll also create a material file that uses the generated image, and all this will be done by code.
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In this tutorial you’ll learn how to extend the Unity3D’s editor so you can make better use of it in your project. You’ll learn how to draw your own gizmo, create and delete objects in code, create editor windows, use components, and allow the user to undo any action they take with your script.
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In this Quick Tip screencast, I’ll show you how to embed your Flash SWFs in an HTML webpage using SWFObject.
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Flash Professional isn’t the only tool you can use for making Flash apps and games. Earlier in the year we looked at FlashDevelop; now, we’ll take a look at FDT 4, a powerful IDE designed specifically for ActionScript, MXML and haXe development. Read on to find out what it can offer you!
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So you’ve been reading about an awesome Flash library, engine, or API, and you want to use it in your own project. You download it… but it’s either some weird file you don’t know how to use (a SWC), or a million folders of AS files — nothing that says “double-click to install me”. What the heck?
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In this Quick Tip we’ll take a look at a Flash feature that will help us remove any unused item in our library to keep our project clean and save some bytes. Read on to learn more!
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Let’s look at bulk content creation. We’re going to use a DOS Batch file to quickly generate multiple SWFs containing different text, sound, images etc. but which follow a template defined by us.
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In this quick video I go over how to overlay some of the Beta AIR SDK files into your own build and cover how I organize my SDKs.
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AntPile is an open source project I started to help Flash developers get up and running with Ant quickly. AntPile is a collection of Ant Scripts which cover everything from building a SWF, SWC, AIR, Android and even Unit Testing. The source code can be found at http://github.com/theflashbum/AntPile.
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