: XML files generated by XFL files have an inconsistent end of lines between the CDATA section and the rest of the file.: On Windows 7 64-bit, content is rendered to an incorrect location when Stage 3D is used targetting the Starling framework.: Using relative path for ANE throws an error when compiling the application.: Publishing an AIR 3.3 application fails, when the path is outside of the Flash CS6 install directory.: Adding System.gc() to an Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE event handler in a Sprite or MovieClip crashes Flash CS6 Debug Launcher.: Flash Professional CS6 Debugger crashes when compiling AIR applications for iOS devices.: Applications with ANEs compile and run with Flash Builder, but failed to do so on Flash Professional CS6.įor more information on known issues with Flash Professional CS6, please visit A work around has been created for this issue, please visit to download the work around. When running the Simplified Chinese version of Adobe Flash Professional CS6 on Windows XP, you cannot use GB18030 characters in UI panels and dialog boxes.The support package is available as a download from the Microsoft website.
This support package will update an XP system with, among other things, fonts and input-method-editors (IMEs) to correctly support GB18030. GB18030 support for Windows XP: In order to support the display of all characters of the Chinese standard GB18030 on Windows XP systems, Adobe recommends the installation of the Microsoft GB18030 Support Package.Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on refer to Adobe Support for late-breaking information and known issues for all Creative Suite 6 applications. The Toolkit for CreateJS also publishes a simple HTML page that provides a quick way to preview the assets. It turns symbols in the Library and content on the Stage into cleanly formatted JavaScript that is understandable, editable and easily reusable by developers who can add interactivity using JavaScript and the CreateJS APIs that will be familiar to ActionScript 3 users. The Toolkit for CreateJS is designed to help Flash Pro users make the transition to HTML5. With one click, the Toolkit for CreateJS exports the contents on the stage and in the library as JavaScript that can be previewed in the browser to help you start building expressive HTML5-based content in noTime.
The extension supports most of the core animation and illustration capabilities of Flash Professional, including vectors, bitmaps, classic tweens, sounds, motion guides, animated masks, and JavaScript timeline scripting. The Adobe Flash Professional Toolkit for CreateJS is an extension for Flash Professional CS6 that enables designers and animators to create assets for HTML5 projects using the open source CreateJS JavaScript libraries.
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