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I want to develop mobile games . I have created many desktop games using actionscript 3.<br />
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NOw I have flashbuilder and want to use actionscript mobile projects.<br />
Before I do anything I need a 'touch event hello world.'<br />
I need to know how to code for touch events and how to test this?<br />
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I am having problems getting a tutorial for pure AS3 &nbsp;(not flex).
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I want to develop mobile games . I have created many desktop games using actionscript 3.

NOw I have flashbuilder and want to use actionscript mobile projects.
Before I do anything I need a 'touch event hello world.'
I need to know how to code for touch events and how to test this?


I am having problems getting a tutorial for pure AS3  (not flex).

mobile games touch events

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