Download Source?

Monday, April 6th, 2009 | tutorials, videos

Many people ask me, “How do I use the source here?”

This video shows you exactly what to do:

https://admin.na3.acrobat.com/_a204547676/p50465260/

So if you see a little “source” or “download source” link in any of my posts (which is actually most of them), it’s as easy as that video.

(Yes, this is the same video that has been in the FAQ for a long time. But many people seemed to have missed it, so I put it up here.)

  • jofo70
    I made a simple document class in flash that imports the examples (I change all of the class names to "Example"). This works for almost all of the the examples. There are exceptions though. You have to use loaders until you get to where the variables are set.

    Thanks for your great site John.

    package
    {
    import flash.display.MovieClip;
    import Example;


    public class Main extends MovieClip
    {

    public function Main()
    {
    initView();

    }

    public function initView():void{
    var example:Example = new Example();
    addChild(example);


    }

    }
    }
  • Flex is not a requirement. You can do the same things with Flash as with Flex. Just search for a tutorial for Papervision with Flash.
  • Matt
    Same question, is it possible to work with your source if I don't have flex installed? Can i get into Papervision with just Flash, or is Flex a requirement also?
  • HOw can I work with your source if I don't have flex?
  • Mahmoud
    thanks
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