Programming
Using ActionScript

Using ActionScript

Unigine engine supports ActionScript 2.0 to control the flash movies in the Unigine-based applications.
All UnigineScript methods can be called from ActionScript code via Engine extension class.

Warning
				Flash is no longer under development, please use other solutions for in-app GUIs.
			

Implemented classes and methods are as follows. (Neither polymorphism nor exception handling is currently supported).

Class	Supported methods	Supported Properties
Array	push pop shift join slice splice concat reverse	length
Color	setRGB getRGB setTransform getTransform
Date	getYear getFullYear getMonth getDate getDay getHours getMinutes getSeconds getMilliseconds
Engine*	logMessage logWarning logError logFatal systemSet systemGet systemCall worldSet worldGet worldCall editorSet editorGet editorCall consoleRun consoleIsVariable consoleGetInt consoleSetInt consoleGetFloat consoleSetFloat consoleGetString consoleSetString
Key	isDown getCode getAscii addListener removeListener
Math	All functions are supported
MovieClip	play stop nextFrame prevFrame gotoAndPlay gotoAndStop getNumFrames setFrame getFrame localToGlobal globalToLocal hitTest getNextHighestDepth createEmptyMovieClip duplicateMovieClip removeMovieClip attachMovie loadMovie getBytesTotal getBytesLoaded
Mouse	addListener removeListener
Stage		width height
String	split slice substr substring concat charAt charCodeAt fromCharCode toUpperCase toLowerCase	length
TextField		text htmlText textWidth textHeight

* UnigineScript runtime interaction extension, up to 6 function arguments are allowed.

Last update: 2017-07-03

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