To resolve this misconduct, follow the following steps:
1. Open Adobe FlashBuilder 4.5
2. Go to Window -> Preferences
3. From the menu select Java -> Installed JREs
4. Select the VM and click the edit button. In the “Default VM Arguments” enter “-Xmx512m” without quotes.
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FlashBuilder Error: Ant Compiling in FlashBuilder “Error: Java heap space”
Actionscript 3 : Toggling a Boolean
No need of conditional statement to figure out which direction to toggle a Boolean value.
var iStRue:Boolean; iStRue = !iStRue; trace(iStRue); //true iStRue = !iStRue; trace(iStRue); //false
Device Shake – Accelerometer
Heres a small snippet to detect shakes on mobile devices with accelerometer:
var lastShake:Number = 0; var shakeWait:Number = 600; var acc:Accelerometer = new Accelerometer(); acc.addEventListener(AccelerometerEvent.UPDATE, onAccUpdate); function onAccUpdate(evt:AccelerometerEvent):void { if(getTimer() - lastShake > shakeWait && (evt.accelerationX >= 1.5 || evt.accelerationY >= 1.5 || evt.accelerationZ >= 1.5)) { sHakeiT(); lastShake = getTimer(); } } function shakeIt() { trace("shakeIt();"); }
To detect software render mode with Flare3D
For Flare3D the context object is exposed through the scene.context object. So to find out if you are using software you wait for your scene to initialize.
private function iNitsCene():void { scene = new Scene3D(this); scene.addEventListener(Scene3D.COMPLETE_EVENT, Complete); } private function Complete(eVt:Event):void { //Context3DRenderMode.AUTO if(scene.context.driverInfo == Context3DRenderMode.SOFTWARE || scene.context.driverInfo.indexOf("Software") != -1) { // Handle notifying users about their unsupported computers here. } else { // Start up the awesome! } }
Update:
A good practice is to rely on Context3DRenderMode.AUTO, Stage3D will try to run on hardware, then fallback to software if the drivers are too old (released before January 1st, 2009), if the graphics card is not support Pixel Shader 2.x or if the graphics card chipset is blacklisted.
mYsTage3D.addEventListener(Event.CONTEXT3D_CREATE, onContextCreated); // request the 3d context mYsTage3D.requestContext3D(Context3DRenderMode.AUTO); // when the context is available, grab it function onContextCreated ( eVt:Event ):void { // grab the 3D context var cOntext3D:Context3D = mYsTage3D.context3D; // are we running hardware of software ? var isHW:Boolean = context3D.driverInfo.toLowerCase().indexOf("software") == -1; }
InfoAdditions AIR for iOS
Compiling an iOS app using Flash requires an application descriptor file. Within this XML file, you can tell the app to compile for High-Res iPhones, iPad 2 as well as remove the default gloss on an icon and even change the look-and-feel of a status bar.
Settings that apply only to iOS devices are placed within the element in the application descriptor. The iPhone element can have an InfoAdditions element and a requested element as child. The InfoAdditions element allows you to specify key-value pairs that are added to the Info.plist settings file for the application.
<iPhone> <InfoAdditions> <![CDATA[ <key>UIDeviceFamily</key> <array> <!-- iPhone --> <string>1</string> <!-- iPad --> <string>2</string> </array> <!-- Remove Gloss on Icon --> <key>UIPrerenderedIcon</key> <string>YES</string> <!-- Make Bar on Iphone Black --> <key>UIStatusBarStyle</key> <string>UIStatusBarStyleBlackOpaque</string> <!-- Persistent Wifi for iPad Apps --> <key>UIRequiresPersistentWiFi</key> <string>NO</string> <!-- Exit the App Completely, not just suspend --> <key>UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend</key><true /> ]]> </InfoAdditions> <!-- Make this available for Retina Display--> <requestedDisplayResolution>high</requestedDisplayResolution> </iPhone>
Jane McGonigal: Gaming can make a better world
Awesome to see we are not the only ones who believe that games and the power of play can change the world.
Check out this amazing Ted talk by Jane McGonigal located at http://goo.gl/505QS
Update: Reality is broken!
Find out why games make us better and how they can change the world.
as3: removing duplicates from an array
Removing duplicate items from an array in one line of ActionScript 3
var tMpaRr:Array = ["a","b","b","c","b","d","c"]; var aRr:Array = tMpaRr.filter(function (a:*,b:int,c:Array):Boolean { return ((aRr ? aRr : aRr = new Array()).indexOf(a) >= 0 ? false : (aRr.push(a) >= 0)); }, this); trace(aRr); //a,b,c,d
Minimum or Maximum value from an array of numbers
First, note that Math.min() and Math.max() can take any number of arguments. Also, it’s important to understand the apply() method available to Function objects. It allows you to pass arguments to the function using an Array. Let’s take advantage of both:
var aRr:Array = [2,3,3,4,2,2,5,6,7,2]; var mAxvAlue:Number = Math.max.apply(null, aRr); var mInvAlue:Number = Math.min.apply(null, aRr);
Here’s the best part: the “loop” is actually run using native code (inside Flash Player), so it’s faster than searching for the minimum or maximum value using a pure ActionScript loop.