AnimatedBitmap
From the site:
The AnimatedBitmap class provides functionality for Bitmap objects that are animated by using a series of still images. When creating a new AnimatedBitmap you provide a BitmapData object that contains an image that consists of the ’single-frame’ images for the animation.
http://labs.hexagonstar.com/animatedbitmapclass/
StringTokenizer
From the site:Â Â
One useful utility in the java.util package is the StringTokenizer class. I was looking for an ActionScript implementation the other day but was unable to locate one. So after determining the level of effort to write a StringTokenizer in ActionScript was minimal, I decided to roll my own.The ActionScript StringTokenizer is a convenience class which provides a simple mechanism from which Strings can be extracted into individual tokens based on a specific delimiter.
http://www.ericfeminella.com/blog/2007/11/01/as3-stringtokenizer/
FrameScriptManager
From the site:Â Â
I recently built a simple class called FrameScriptManager that allows you to set actions on any frame referenced by number or label at runtime from within a bound class. This allows developers to associate code with specific points in timeline animations or transitions, without having to modify the FLA. Because you can reference frames by label, the developer also does not have to worry about designers changing the length of the animation, as long as the label remains in the appropriate location.
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2007/11/replace_actions.html
Inflector
The as3 Inflector class can be used to pluralize or singularize most words. It is essentially a direct port of the Rails inflector class.
BulkLoader
an As3 library for multiple loadings / preloadings.Â
From the site:
Controlling loading is tedious, error prone, and each projects has such specific requirements that you end up rewriting loading code. A lot. In my last project I spent 4 hours debugging download code and promised my self I would solve this annoyance once and for all. So in the best “let me be lazy” fashion, I decided to write my final loading code. Â
http://www.stimuli.com.br/trane/2007/nov/25/loading-reloaded/Â
XMLConduit
From the site:
Here is a simple class that allows you to use POST and GET to return XML data from a URL (budget webservice). It works really well, you can just extend it by adding your own required methods, or you could set it up with one generic method that supplies the event type, etc. and you could send it an object with properties instead of specific arguments (so you could loop through and inspect them). Â