New to TweenMax

[Axorr]

I am attempting a short little tut to get a little taste of TweenMax.

 

I am unable to get the import functions to work.

The original tutorial code was;

 

//Import TweenMax

import gs.*;

import gs.plugins.*;

TweenPlugin.activate([blurFilterPlugin]);

 

 

Reading around these fine forums, I found that the newer, correct way to make this call is now;

 

//Import TweenMax

import com.greensock.*;

import com.greensock.plugins.*;

TweenPlugin.activate([blurFilterPlugin]);

 

 

However, when using the code above, I get the following compiler errors.

 

1172: Definition com.greensock could not be found.

1172: Definition com.greensock.plugins could not be found.

1172: Definition com.greensock could not be found.

1172: Definition com.greensock.plugins could not be found.

1120: Access of undefined property TweenMax.

1120: Access of undefined property TweenPlugin.

1120: Access of undefined property BlurFilterPlugin.

1120: Access of undefined property TweenMax.

 

 

Any thoughts? This is with AS3.

[GreenSock]

Did you download the appropriate code from the web site and make sure the "com" folder is in the same folder as your FLA? click the big "Download AS3" button at http://blog.greensock.com/get-started-tweening/? I'd recommend it

[Axorr]

A-yup! The com directory (and all the goodies in it) is in the same root directory as the .fla I am playing with.

I DL'd the AS3 version 11 code.

 

I have gone through the getting started page, that's where I first found the errant code in the tutorial I was attempting!

[GreenSock]

Please zip the whole directory with your FLA and post it here. There must be something else going on. I wonder if you have a corrupt Flash install or something.

[FD286]

I had the same errors you were getting, the problem was that I was putting "greensock" folder directly into my working directory (skipping the com folder). Flash develop would automatically rename the classes, messing things up. When I included the "com" directory it worked perfectly!

[dduron]

Try this

 

Download the latest Greensock .zip file. Save it to a central place on your hard drive.

 

Go into your Publish Settings > ActionScript settings

 

Set the Source path and the Library path

 

This worked for me.