[SOLVED] Does anyone have a working version of this custom scaleform project?

[LeeC22]

Custom Scaleforms is something I have been looking into for a long while but never found any information on how to get started. I recently found this page on the FiveM forums https://forum.cfx.re/t/how-to-tutorial-create-your-own-scaleform-using-flash-gfxexporter/4763644

 

No matter what I try, I cannot get the project in the tutorial to compile correctly, it is always missing the _Packages folder when I open it in JPEXS. I tried asking the author and they insist it is a Classpath problem but after trying every possible configuration, I still can't get it to compile. They already told me to configure my project in a way that wasn't described in the tutorial, so it makes me wonder what other information is different. If I build their NativeUI project, it works fine and the Classpath setting is exactly the same as in my project, that's the biggest indicator that there is something else causing the problem.

 

I asked them to upload a working sample project based on that tutorial, which they initially agreed to and then came the expected "Join my DIscord and I can help you on there". They said in a private message that "It's easier to help on Discord" but I disagree, not only is it just as easy to help on the forum, it's 1000x more beneficial to everyone else to help on the forum... because everyone gets to see the answer in the place they expect to find it.

 

I don't (and can't) use Discord for personal reasons, so I had to say no... and because of that I suspect the requested sample project will never get uploaded. I asked for a sample project with the aim of getting something uploaded that would provide other people with a working base to start from, because as many people know I am a strong believer in open information. Providing me with a closed-door solution does nothing to help anybody else.

 

Edit: I created a post on the FiveM forums and the person who wrote the tutorial responded with the answer. Turns out I had a class name in the wrong case, I had forgotten about Actionscript's case specific requirements... too much C# I guess. It was 15 years ago when I was an AS dev though and I can barely remember what I did yesterday most of the time.

Edited June 10 by LeeC22