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The major downside is that most webshops are and have been using Actionscript 3 for the past 5 years. Has anyone compiled any AS3 with this?

by efnx 15y ago

efnx 15y ago
Here is the output after trying to convert one of my projects: 9-slice scaling is not supported. (11 occurrences) Pixel hinting on strokes is not supported. (10 occurrences) Filters are not supported. (100 occurrences) Shape tweens are not supported. (2 occurrences) ActionScript 3.0 is not supported. (2 occurrences) Advanced text rendering using continuous stroke modulation is not supported. (3 occurrences)
- hammock 15y ago
  Some more errors here, just so we can start compiling a list of what is unsupported: An unsupported SWF tag was encountered. (1 occurrences) The global ActionScript property _quality is not supported. (1 occurrences) Character glyphs aligned on pixel boundaries are not supported. (4 occurrences) The #initclip pragma is not supported. (23 occurrences) An unsupported audio codec was encountered. (1 occurrences)
  - joshuarrrr 15y ago
    A couple more: Miter limit will behave differently, as it will revert to bevel instead of cutting off the joint. (65 occurrences) Adjusting the font kerning within dynamic text is not supported. (7 occurrences)
whatever_dude 15y ago
Testing some (very) old SWF of mine: Custom font kerning is not supported. (2 occurrences) Streaming audio is not supported. (17 occurrences) Blend modes are not supported. (6 occurrences) Scenes are not supported. (1 occurrences) Filters are not supported. (426 occurrences) Adjusting the letter spacing within dynamic text is not supported. (1 occurrences) Advanced text rendering using continuous stroke modulation is not supported. (5 occurrences) ActionScript 3.0 is not supported. (2 occurrences)
feel 15y ago
stuff I did on flash 8... or just when drawing methods was released: SWF 6 (or later) clip actions are not supported. (2 occurrences) The ActionScript method MovieClip.createEmptyMovieClip() is not supported. (1 occurrences)

The major downside is that most webshops are and have been using Actionscript 3 for the past 5 years. Has anyone compiled any AS3 with this?

by efnx 15y ago

The major downside is that most webshops are and have been using Actionscript 3 for the past 5 years. Has anyone compiled any AS3 with this?

efnx 15y ago

Here is the output after trying to convert one of my projects: 9-slice scaling is not supported. (11 occurrences) Pixel hinting on strokes is not supported. (10 occurrences) Filters are not supported. (100 occurrences) Shape tweens are not supported. (2 occurrences) ActionScript 3.0 is not supported. (2 occurrences) Advanced text rendering using continuous stroke modulation is not supported. (3 occurrences)

hammock 15y ago
Some more errors here, just so we can start compiling a list of what is unsupported: An unsupported SWF tag was encountered. (1 occurrences) The global ActionScript property _quality is not supported. (1 occurrences) Character glyphs aligned on pixel boundaries are not supported. (4 occurrences) The #initclip pragma is not supported. (23 occurrences) An unsupported audio codec was encountered. (1 occurrences)
- joshuarrrr 15y ago
  A couple more: Miter limit will behave differently, as it will revert to bevel instead of cutting off the joint. (65 occurrences) Adjusting the font kerning within dynamic text is not supported. (7 occurrences)

whatever_dude 15y ago

Testing some (very) old SWF of mine: Custom font kerning is not supported. (2 occurrences) Streaming audio is not supported. (17 occurrences) Blend modes are not supported. (6 occurrences) Scenes are not supported. (1 occurrences) Filters are not supported. (426 occurrences) Adjusting the letter spacing within dynamic text is not supported. (1 occurrences) Advanced text rendering using continuous stroke modulation is not supported. (5 occurrences) ActionScript 3.0 is not supported. (2 occurrences)

feel 15y ago

stuff I did on flash 8... or just when drawing methods was released: SWF 6 (or later) clip actions are not supported. (2 occurrences) The ActionScript method MovieClip.createEmptyMovieClip() is not supported. (1 occurrences)