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It would have to be a custom component, there is no TileList or Slider for AS2
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It would have to be a custom component, there is no TileList or Slider for AS2

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then is there an example of a custom component anywhere that is like a TileList?
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then is there an example of a custom component anywhere that is like a TileList?

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I have a project long running but keep running into alot of problems using AS3 so i am playing with the idea of switching it to AS2 which i have better knowledge in and can switch it over easily.<br />
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However I am currently using a tilelist component from AS3 is there such an ability in AS2 even if i have to create one? if I do have to create one anyone know of a good place for a basic example?
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I have a project long running but keep running into alot of problems using AS3 so i am playing with the idea of switching it to AS2 which i have better knowledge in and can switch it over easily.

However I am currently using a tilelist component from AS3 is there such an ability in AS2 even if i have to create one? if I do have to create one anyone know of a good place for a basic example?

Is there a TileList function for AS2?

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