09.07.31. 23:48 - | two comments - § ¶
People will also be able to extend it via plugins to support importing their favourite formats into the library swf. So far we use it with success for importing png, jpg, alpha-masked jpeg images, binary data and mp3 sound into the asset library. As it turned out, the since far sought pure Haxe-based preloading is also possible via the tool. Read on for some insight!
(Edit: Don't forget to check out our latest article Preloading with Haxe and SamHaxe on the topic!)
09.07.03. 19:26 - | eleven comments - § ¶
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ron (Preloading exampl…): Glad you like it. Yes, it is possible to attach a preloader t…yfan (Preloading exampl…): thanks a lot, great work. i am using flashdevelop, which is…
Dobos Bence (Preloading exampl…): Cool. I want to try it now.
ron (True one-file Hax…): Ok, file links are up back!
ron (True one-file Hax…): Oh, thank you for noting. I will fix the files in the weekend…