Squirrely Stub AS2.0 Code Helper

dapapes

Flash Panel that that stubs out ActionScript 2.0 code needed when coding Functions, Loops and Conditional statements. Its a great time saver!

After following the installation instructions the ‘Squirrely Stub’ panel will appear on your screen. Just like all Flash panels you can move it, resize it, collapse it and dock it to other panels.

Example of use: If you have selected a MovieClip on the stage with an instance name, and you want to add a ‘onPress’, ‘onRollOver’, ‘onRollOut’ and a ‘onRelease’ function, all you have to do is click this checkboxes and click the ‘Copy to Clipboard’ button. In the actions panel hit ‘Ctrl-V’ to paste in the code.

Posted about 1 month ago

rcuela

Very interesting.

Posted about 1 month ago

rcuela

Forgot, welcome to flashden.

Posted about 1 month ago

Aw_Shucks

Yeah, super interesting.

Posted about 1 month ago

HagiosDesign
Sold between 100 and 1 000 dollars

mmm nice… welcome!

Posted about 1 month ago

kamy

nice and welcome !

Posted about 1 month ago

oto_oto

welcome, nice

Posted about 1 month ago

Florindustries

Looks like somebody used the AS3 tut’s about this on gotoandlearn.com..

Posted about 1 month ago

Florindustries

Ow, and welcome! I was not trying to be rude, but I comment on a lot of things and it’s always what pops into my mind, just pure honesty.

Good luck selling your stuff

Posted about 1 month ago

Paul_Ferrie
Referred at least one person

good old typing the code in to the actions panel has never been a problem. Nor can i think using this would be a time save. Dos the could get pasted onto an object or keyframe? object: on(press){ //do something }

keyframe: someObject.onPress=function(){ //do something }

Posted about 1 month ago

dapapes

@Florindustries,”>@Florindustries, thanks for the welcome and I didnt think your comment was rude. I will say that gotoandlearn was my inspiration to learn the Flash Javascript API . I built SQUIRRELY STUB originally as a shotcut for the employees at my work that are not real comfortable with coding in actionscript, or else I would have just made some button classes which they would not have understood how to use the classes.

&Pauel_Ferrie, most of the buttons I build usually have and onRollOver, onRollOut, and a onRelease state, so instead of having to type all three functions all you have to do is select those three checkboxes hit copy to clipboard, and on the actions panel paste the code into a frame. So to answer your question you paste the code on a keyframe.

&rcuela, Aw_shucks, HagiosDesign, Kamy and Oto_oto thanks for the welcomes

Danny

Posted about 1 month ago