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macerenn
09-25-2007, 11:12 PM
I downloaded the flex builder 2 trial to get the free SDK. THere is supposed to be fl.transitions.tween in AS3 according to the online docs for AS3. However, it ain't there. I use FlashDevelop instead of FlexBuilder because I really just want to code in straight ActionScript 3.0, not flex. But the AS3.0 that comes with Flex seems to be running short of a few things, namely all of the fl.*.* stuff. Any idea how to get it?
dr_zeus
09-26-2007, 06:21 PM
The fl.* package is only available in Flash CS3. If you have that installed, you should be able to add these classes to your classpath.
macerenn
10-01-2007, 10:20 PM
Ok, so I found the fl.*.* classes after downloading and installing CS3, and copied them into my FlexSDK folder so that I can use them in FlashDevelop. The problem is, I don't want me or my clients to get into trouble for using these classes without actually owning CS3... I know it's a stupid question, and I think I already know the answer, but does anyone have an opinion on the use of fl.*.* classes without actually owning CS3? I really don't use Flash enough to warrant purchasing CS3 at this time, but without those classes, it is going to be hard to get my clients to switch from straight DHTML/Javascript to Flex or Flash. I guess I could just use TweenLite... Any opinions?
monsieurfil
10-03-2007, 09:16 PM
Ok, so I found the fl.*.* classes after downloading and installing CS3, and copied them into my FlexSDK folder so that I can use them in FlashDevelop. The problem is, I don't want me or my clients to get into trouble for using these classes without actually owning CS3... I know it's a stupid question, and I think I already know the answer, but does anyone have an opinion on the use of fl.*.* classes without actually owning CS3? I really don't use Flash enough to warrant purchasing CS3 at this time, but without those classes, it is going to be hard to get my clients to switch from straight DHTML/Javascript to Flex or Flash. I guess I could just use TweenLite... Any opinions?
I think you can't use them if you don't own CS3.
yozef
09-07-2008, 08:46 PM
If you own Both Flex Builder AND Flash CS3 you can simply add the folder "Actionscript 3" in the Flash folder in Apps >> Configuration >> Actionscript it, you add this path to your project.

Tadaa...:D