iv not done this tut yet but did another one earlier that used that trace thing, i didnt think it was working as it wasnt printing nothing on the screen, but then realised it doesnt, and it types the msg in the text box of the app your typing the code in, like where it shows the errors and stuff

and to save the leef as a swf file, in firefox just right click it and select “save link as” instead of chooseing image

i just spent like over a hour doing some flixel tut and just got a load of errors and didnt even see the final result lol .. its all good fun

im completely new to this and after trying how many tutorials i still dont fucking get it
how do i get it as a swf file? wtf is a swf file? it’ll only save as png file.

this is so fucking frusterating

Running process: C:\Programmi\FlashDevelop\Tools\fdbuild\fdbuild.exe “C:\Documents and Settings\Riccardo.RICCARDO-69525A\Desktop\projects\1\New Project.as3proj” -ipc 2d5b6944-8a5d-4fdc-b997-a0259d75fb8b -compiler “C:\Documents and Settings\Riccardo.RICCARDO-69525A\Desktop\air” -library “C:\Programmi\FlashDevelop\Library”
Using the Flex Compiler Shell.
Building New Project
mxmlc -load-config+=obj\NewProjectConfig.xml -debug=true -incremental=true -benchmark=false -o obj\NewProject634056293688125000
INITIALIZING: Adobe Flex Compiler SHell (fcsh)
Starting new compile.
Loading configuration file C:\Documents and Settings\Riccardo.RICCARDO-69525A\Desktop\air\frameworks\flex-config.xml
Loading configuration file C:\Documents and Settings\Riccardo.RICCARDO-69525A\Desktop\projects\1\obj\NewProjectConfig.xml
(fcsh)
C:\Documents and Settings\Riccardo.RICCARDO-69525A\Desktop\projects\1\src\Main.as: Error: A file found in a source-path can not have more than one externally visible definition. enemy;Main
Build halted with errors (fcsh).
Done (1)

This is the code I used:

Main:
package
{
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.Event;

/**
* …
* @author Ricvail
*/
public var enemy:enemy;
public class Main extends Sprite
{

public function Main():void
{
enemy = new enemy ();
addChild (enemy)
}

}

}

Enemy:

package
{
import flash.display.Sprite;
/**
* …
* @author Ricvail
*/
public class enemy extends Sprite
{

public function enemy()
{
trace (“I’m alive”)
}

}

}

Where did I got wrong?

On the other hand, great tutorial. I’ve found more info in this than in anywhere else on internet.

And for those who want to know their Object-Orientation Programming,
you can use this.x = 500, this.y = 300 😀

Main.as:

package {

import flash.display.Sprite;

public class Main extends Sprite {
trace(“I’m alive!!”);

public var enemy:Enemy;

public function Main():void {

enemy = new Enemy();

addChild(enemy)

enemy.x = 500;
enemy.y = 300;
}
}
}

Enemy.as:

package {

import flash.display.Sprite;

[Embed(source=’../Assets/leek.swf’, symbol=’Leek’)]

public class Enemy extends Sprite {

public function Main():void {
}
}
}

Note: That’s MY code, the Embeded leek is where your leek swf is at, find where it is and double click, if you copy and paste my code, delete my Embeded ‘leek’ and put your leek on that line where mine was by double clicking your leek.

It also shows where you put your “I’m alive” at!

“trace(“I’m Alive!!”);

right after the initialization line of the enemy constructor.

now i know how to use flash develop

thx again