Overview

Visual elements are programmed in Adobe® ActionScript® 3.0 by working with display objects on the display stage. For example, you can add, move, remove, and order display objects, apply filters and masks, draw vector and bitmap graphics, and perform three-dimensional transformations using the ActionScript display programming API. The primary classes used for display programming are part of the flash.display package .

flash.display package.

• Basics of display programming
• Core display classes
• Advantages of the display list approach
• Working with display objects
• Manipulating display objects
• Animating objects
• Stage orientation
• Loading display content dynamically
• Display object example: SpriteArranger