I'm in an actionscript 3.0 project in flsah. OK I need to make this as simple as possible.
They both animate the square slowly across the screen. Both of them gain access to the main timeline where a premade blue square with an instance name exists. One uses a document class, one imports a class and uses it. Here's a couple very simple examples to illustrate this. When your game is complex, this is essential. Keeping your code in external files not only lets you choose a different IDE to edit code in but also centralizes code so you don't need to skip around a timeline to find it. To answer your statment about coding outside the flash timeline in an external file and that code having access to objects on your timeline, the answer is it absolutely does. That's what you wanted, and a whole lot more. The video was showing a free tool to write code in that not only is excellent at code hinting, but also auto-generates functions, import statements and colors code any way you like it. The original post was about code hiinting not working. I do tend to think in coder terms a great deal more than designer so that's where we may have a hiccup.
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