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If you go to the color picker and select a linear gradient you always get a horizontal linear gradient. How do you rotate the gradient 90 degrees to create a gradient moving from top to bottom in adobe flash professional cs5 or 6?
In addition to the Gradient Transform Tool (F) which you've already found, you can hold and drag with the Paint Bucket (K) to set the direction of a gradient. If you then click on the new fill, it will automatically scale the gradient to fit the container exactly too.
I learning UDK (Unreal Development kit) ; becuase i want to use unreal engine but my cumputer is weak so I had to use UDK, Then I realized that in order to create menus in the game I need to use Adobe Flash in order to use Scaleform, and I only found adobe flash professional
"But I don't know if I use Adobe Flash Pro, for example, version CS5.5 to use Scaleform, is it legal because Adobe has stopped selling it?" I already said NO. Not unless you already purchased a license when Adobe sold it. Software does not become free just because it is no longer sold.
(Some people invented the term "abandonware" for this case, and argue they have some right to use abandoned software. You can read about the controversy and form your own ideas. But you should realise that softwa
The reason I want to use UDK is because I want to use a good game engine for old PCs and also its tools are powerful and UDK gives me what I want but that does not mean that godot is bad but I tried UDK and I like it more than godot and my games are 3D
(Some people invented the term "abandonware" for this case, and argue they have some right to use abandoned software. You can read about the controversy and form your own ideas. But you should realise that software companies absolutely REJECT the idea of abandonware, and they can probably afford better lawyers than either of us).
This really is unfortunate, because Flash is closed down for everyone. This makes Scaleform obsolete, I think. Perhaps the Unreal Engine community can suggest a way forward, or tell you it is obsolete for everyone who did not get Flash Pro CS4 over 10 years ago and kept it running...
Hello,
I am trying to figure out which I should put most focus into. My understanding which may be completely wrong is both can basically accomplish the same thing using different methods...
If i want to create interactive interfaces which also contain animations, which route would I go and does actionscript work the same in each program?
I know the answer will vary based on who is answering, but if you knew both programs what would cause you to choose one program over the other for specific projects?
Thank you in advance for any and all replies
FlashBuilder is more of a programmers approach to Actionscript and I don`t think both programms can actually do the same: Flash Professional is a catastrophy when you want to handle large projects (with multiple co-workers) and Flash Builder is a pain when it comes to animations. Best of both worlds is of course: do your coding in FlashBuilder and your Designing in Flash. I found a good alternative to FlashBuilder in FlashDevelop, but there is really no Altrernative to Flash Professional.
Quick additional question however. You say do my designing in flash and my coding in flashbuilder, does this mean I can easily switch back and fourth between programs? Like create my animations in flash then add functionality in flash builder ... or program functionality in flash builder and then switch to flash to add animations to the functionality?
Well, you can't do Round trip Editing between both frameworks. If you want to develop any application bigger than requires some animation, you will have a little problems doing it on Flash Builder, because is much hard than if you do it on Flash Professional.
Yeah, Flash Builder do not have a timeline, but have a design view. Flash Builder is for robust applications that you can't do on Flash Professional. If you create a class on actionscript and you want use it in two different projects, the first developed on FB and the second one on FL, the class will not work in the same way.
Someone who has never used an IDE before will be easily get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of functionality FB offers, even experienced developers I know prefer some opensource tools like FlashDevelop which are for free, and can be expanded/enhanced based on your current skill-level.
To add in one more avenue, Flash Builder is built upon Eclipse. It should have been mentioned as an option. Eclipse with the FDT plugin is far superior to FlashDevelop (although I use all 3). It's a very usable and inexpensive solution.
I myself prefer as others have said, Flash Pro for factorizing objects and animation, Flash Builder to put it all together. Less efficient than Flex in overall project speed but far more device performance optimal when Stage3D is utilized.
i don't really understand mxml and css though. it reminds me of dreamweaver for application development. I prefer action script much more. In fact I really don't understand the usefulness of flash builder at all. The only thing that kind of sucks is sometimes people develop stuff that is supposed to be used in flash-builder that can't be run in flash pro. Also flash pro is missing components that builder has. like radio buttons/ check boxes/ scroll box..etc etc.
The initial question in this topic wasn't correct, at least based on the answers. It makes more sense if the question was whether to use Flash Pro or Flex. Flex is the thing that gives MXML and layout components, and it is well suited to making apps that are mostly forms and liquid layout pages. One small hitch is that after 2011 Adobe put Flex out to open source, and so you have to look to Apache for updates.
The other part of the question is where to do your coding. I choose to do all of that inside Flash Pro, and I petition Adobe to improve things there! A lot of people can't wait for Flash Pro to improve, and so use Eclipse with add-ons, or Flash Builder (which is Eclipse with a particular add-on) to do their coding.
There are still at least two options when you do use Flash Builder. You could make a SWC in Flash Pro and include that in a Flash Builder ActionScript or Mobile project, or you could work entirely in Flash Pro for the graphics, and set Flash Builder as the code editor in the Flash Pro preferences. That way you still get all the advantages of having Flash Pro for graphics and animations, but you get the fancy Eclipse features for the code editing.
I'd recommedn, in order to find out what both programs are like, searching online (or YouTube) for videos about them. look for things like "intro to flash" or "intro to flash builder". It seems basic, I know, but for being a new comer to both programs, I think seeing some of the hundreds of videos that are out there could have some value.
I'm a Flash developer, and have very little experience with Flash Builder, so I'd be biased with saying "go with Flash". But, I do think it's a simple arropach that gives you a bit more design & animation freedom, and is easier to initially learner "the basics" compared to a professional development environment like Flash Builder.
Both will take time to learn. Flash Builder might "only" be a fairly easy thing to learn if you're already a developer who is familiar with other Eclipse-based programming environments and have experience with Object Oriented Programming.
If you want a basic interface with some basic functionality, Flash Builder seems more like a "swatting a mosquito with a canon" to me versus doing something similar in Flash Professional. But, again, I'm pretty biased, and others here could speak to Flash Builders defense I'm sure.
I downloaded Adobe flash professional cs5.5 on ubuntu 12.10 with wine 1.4.It creates the installer clearly.But when I typed the serial key and continued installation,It is showing me an error message.Tell me what to do!
According to the wine AppDB, you can't just install Adobe Flash Professional CS5. There is a workaround, but the app has only got a silver rating with wine. However, Flash Professional CS6 works good, but you still need to install it on Windows first, then copy the files to linux.
no, flash player was retired a couple of years ago. it is no longer needed for anything. AFAIK, it was replaced by HTML 5. there is nothing new that you need to download. if you still have flash player installed, you need to use adobe's uninstaller to completely remove it from your Mac.
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