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Using SDK 4.1 I was able to access custom properties of a custom button component from a custom skin. The project I'm currently working requires SDK 4.5 and I'm unable to to access the properties. Here's an example: Custom Button Component <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <s:ButtonBase xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009" xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark" xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" skinClass="components.skins.ButtonIcon_Skin" > <fx:Declarations> <fx:String id="iconCustom" /> </fx:Declarations> </s:ButtonBase> Custom Button Skin <?xml version="1.0" encoding=

since I'm using custom skin classes in Flex I'm getting an error, when trying to open the design view in Flash Builder: Description Resource Path Location Type Unable to resolve resource bundle "components" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "core" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "effects" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "layout" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "skins" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "styles" for locale "en_US". I tried a lot with setting locales in compiler arguments -

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I'm working on writing my own COLLADA importer. I've gotten pretty far, loading meshes and materials and such. But I've hit a snag on animation, specifically: joint rotations. The formula I'm using for skinning my meshes is straight-forward: weighted; for (i = 0; i < joint_influences; i++) { weighted += joint[joint_index[i]]->parent->local_matrix * joint[joint_index[i]]->local_matrix * skin->inverse_bind_pose[joint_index[i]] * position * skin->weight[j]; } position = weighted; And as far as the literature is concerned, this is the correct formula. Now, COLLADA specifies two types of rotations

I want to add red background and white color for titleStyle for ibutton in smartgwt. I cannot override skin_styles.css. How to override skin_styles for button in smartgwt? Simple addStyleName() or setPrimaryStyleName does not work. Have somebody tried it?setBase Style also. Alain BUFERNE It seems you have issues with skinning and style, If you want to add a style to a widget(your previous post) you can use some sort of code: String newStyle; String actualStyle= o.getStyleName(); if(actualStyle!= null){ newStyle= actualStyle+ " " + styleNameYouWant; }else{ newStyle= styleNameYouWant; } o

I'm looking for a way to draw animations right on the desktop. No window frames and with transparent background. I'm using Python in windows XP for it, but it doesn't have to be cross platform, although it'd be a nice bonus. Does anyone know about a python library that can do this? If you want a frameless window, there are several options. For example, pygame can be initialized with the following flag: pygame.init() screen = pygame.display.set_mode(size=(640,480), pygame.NOFRAME) Your question doesn't make it clear if you're looking for a transparent surface, though. I found that wxPython was