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Now that I’m delving further in dynamic abstraction, I needed a way to convert my ActionScript-driven artwork into a workable vector file. After overcomplicating the issue the light bulb when off, and realized a very simple process was sitting right in front of me. It always seems to be the case right?

People have often come to me asking for recommendations on resources for learning Flash and ActionScript. Each time I’ve gathered a list of what I think are excellent resources for getting into this field, and over time this compilation has become more thorough. I thought I’d post my suggestions here for others to refer to as well.

It’s always interesting to hear people talk about this topic year after year – should people use the Flash timeline or not? It’s amazing to see how heated discussioins on this topic can get. I thought I’d weigh in a bit on this never ending debate of the Flash timeline.

While the core classes in Flash have most of what I need, I often find myself wishing there were a few extra elements built into those classes.

A couple of years ago I put together a class called Math2. It’s an ActionScript 2.0 class that extends the core Math class in Flash.