Hi.   You'll have to rely on Firebase REST API as there's no official SDK for AS3. This repo has guides and examples on how to configure providers, make the requests and other stuff needed: https://github.com/PhantomAppDevelopment/firebase-as3   Alternatively, you can use the ExternalInterface class for being able to use the official JavaScript SDK. Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   Can you provide more details or give an example/reference of how exactly you need this audio player with a playlist? Regards, JC ... View more

It's because var _this = this; will live inside of the function that Animate will generate for that particular frame (see images above) and in JavaScript you cannot access an internal/local variable of a function from outside the function. ... View more

Thanks for the image and info.   Assuming that: - All buttons live inside the same container; - The buttons are actual Button symbols or at least have ther mouseChildren property set to false; - And that the highlight lives on the root timeline. You can do something like: var highlight = this.highlight; // the highlight is a instance lying somewhere in the root timeline this.stop(); // this is important to make sure display list methods will work correctly this.buttons.on("click", function(e) // this.buttons is the container for all the buttons { e.target.addChild(highlight); highlight.x = 0; highlight.y = 0; });   ... View more

Hi.   Not sure of exactly what the issue is. Can you provide a visual example of what you have to do? Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   Variables are scoped to the frame in which they were declared because Animate will wrap the script of each frame in a separate function.   So to have a value accessible in all frames of the same parent, you need to store this value as a property of this same parent, call bind in the event handler function or use a arrow function. Or you can declare another _this variable in all the required frames. Regards, JC ... View more

Great!   No problem at all! ... View more

Hi.   Please try this: Library Bitmaps to Movie Clip instances.jsfl: var dom = fl.getDocumentDOM(); var timeline = dom.getTimeline(); var layerIndex = timeline.addNewLayer(); var newLayer = timeline.layers[layerIndex]; var lib = dom.library; var selectedLibItems = lib.getSelectedItems(); var elements; selectedLibItems.forEach(function(item) { dom.addItem({ x: 0, y: 0 }, item); }); dom.selectNone(); elements = newLayer.frames[0].elements.concat(); elements.forEach(function(element) { element.selected = true; dom.convertToSymbol("movie clip", "", "top left"); dom.selectNone(); }); Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   Have you double-checked in the Properties panel if the instances names are assigned as you expected? Or maybe if you have other hidden/forgotten instances with the same name? Please let us know.   Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   If you want JS code to work on recorded video you'll have to use a third-party video recording software to capture your content running in a browser or use an AS3 document instead.   Regards, JC ... View more

Awesome! Glad it worked! ... View more

Thanks.   Which frame is the code for adding event listeners to the buttons is located in? ... View more

Hi.   Are the buttons and code in the main timeline?   Please let us know.   Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   I don't use WIX, but I guess the most suitable option is to embed your Animate content as an iframe.   Regards, JC ... View more

Awesome! You're welcome! ... View more

Hi.   Adobe Animate is best suited for 2D animated content. For example: drawn cartoons or banner style animations. If you plant to use live action footage, then Animate is probably not the best option.   Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   Are you getting all the correct strings in the end?   Maybe it's not an array issue, but rather a permission issue depending on the type of .exe you're generating.   Please let us know.   Regards, JC ... View more

Made a correction above. Hope you had to the time to see it. ... View more

For global variables, you need to use: window.score = 0; Or just: score = 0; Variables are limited to a frame only. If you use this.score, it becomes a property of the current parent MovieClip and thus it can be accessible in any frame of this same parent container.   The reason for this is that each frame script is published as separated function. So the scope of variables declared inside of them will be the function it belongs to. ... View more

Hi.   Is the score stored as a variable (eg.: var score = 0) or as a property (this.score = 0)?   You need to have it as property for persistence between frames and also you have to make sure it won't be overwritten when you revisit the frame where it's created. ... View more

Hi.   You can temporarily add AS3 code to a frame in the main timeline and change the scale of the stage. This approach is used in this script: https://community.adobe.com/t5/animate-discussions/exporting-selected-scene-as-video/m-p/9254446 Regards, JC ... View more

You need to attach this Graphics object to a Shape or other display object.   For example: var shape = new createjs.Shape(g); // or assuming that you already have a instance created otherShape.graphics = g;   And also make sure the shape or other display object is added to the display list. ... View more

Hi.   It won't be much different. CreateJS' display objects also have this graphics property in which you can call drawing methods that in general are similar to the AS3 API. https://createjs.com/docs/easeljs/classes/Graphics.html Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   This is probably because the symbol you're in is scaled up. Regards, JC ... View more

Hi.   You need to define an axis aligned bounding box before rotating the shape, bitmap, symbol or group. For example: draw a rectangle using the Rectangle Primitive Tool or turn a "raw" rectangle shape into a object drawing or symbol and then apply the rotation. This article from EDAPT should give you more details: https://flash-powertools.com/understanding-symbol-registration/ Regards, JC ... View more

No problem! ... View more

Hi.   I don't think it's possible.   You would have to manipulate the vertices individually, I guess.   Regards, JC ... View more