This is my first client project, and hopefully not the last, using Away3D.
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polygeek
One of the current client projects I’m working on is an AIR desktop app. The client wants the app to remember the position – screen coordinates – that it was in when the user closed the app so that it can be positioned in the same place next time the app is launched.
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I’m working on an AIR app that is meant for both desktop and mobile devices. ( No it’s not the 360|Flex app. I just used that as an example to help pimp the best developer conference in the world! ) I started with a Flex Mobile project but there are a few modifications that need to be made to some of the mobile components to accommodate the expected UX when using a mouse. The most obvious of which is scroll bars for the component.
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If you’re creating an AIR app using Away3D 4.0+ then you’ll need the following settings in your -app.xml
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I don’t know about you but I love the new Apache Flex logo. And when I saw it I couldn’t help but see that the shape was similar to a mathematical Rose. So of course I spent way, WAY, too much time futzing around with values until I could create a rough representation using Away3D 4.0.
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There’s been a lot of news to digest from you guys over the past week and it culminated with the Flex news you dropped on us Friday evening, which by the way interrupted @ruedaminute’s date-night. Now that I’ve had the weekend to cool my jets and think about things there are some observations that I would like to share with you. There is a lot to cover and I’ll try to be succinct on each point but don’t yell at me if I fail. :-)
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