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| | Easiest way to visually design a "usercontrol" (interactive designer) Ok, I create a new project of control library type etc, create a new scene and design a couple rectangles etc. A fill of one of htose rectangles I'd liek to expose as a control property. I can build the project just fine, but when I add reference then try to add the control from the library, it doesnt appear until I extend "control" or "usercontrol" or "UIElement" etc... in which it shows up in the library, but doesnt display anything. Is there any easy way to simulate the functionality of flashes MC's? Where I'd create a basic movieclip with its own code, then its in the library and I can simply drag it out onto a scene? Thanks in advance Weston Weems |
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