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Inspiring
January 18, 2017
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Is it posible to use outer editor within IDE Adobe Animate?

  • January 18, 2017
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I think that JS editor within IDE Adobe Animate is useless.

And I want to write JS code for each frame in an outer editor like Notepad++ or another one.

How can I do it within IDE Adobe Animate?

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    Correct answer Joseph Labrecque

    Yes, you can write all JS within an HTML file or external JS file via the IDE of your choice.

    Grant Skinner has this project which uses an external IDE:

    GitHub - CreateJS/AdobeAnimateDemo: Mini game with visual assets created in Adobe Animate CC

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    Joseph Labrecque
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    Joseph LabrecqueCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    January 18, 2017

    Yes, you can write all JS within an HTML file or external JS file via the IDE of your choice.

    Grant Skinner has this project which uses an external IDE:

    GitHub - CreateJS/AdobeAnimateDemo: Mini game with visual assets created in Adobe Animate CC

    Inspiring
    January 19, 2017

    I've seen only this way.

    1. Create new JS file with code (use some JS editor)

    2. Create template for project Abode Animate (include outer JS file)

    3. Use function from outer JS file within a project.

    Profit)

    Inspiring
    January 19, 2017

    But I hope to find a way, how to open outer editor via Actions Windows(F9) for some layers project of Adobe Animate.