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⏲ Duration: 9 min 99 sec
✓ Published: 13-Dec-2010
✓ Published: 13-Dec-2010
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This tutorial will show you how to import a Google Map into your Actionscript 3 Flash project, with the usual zoom and pan map functionality and various view settings (hyprid, satellite). This tutorial also teaches how to include the geolocation code if your Flash swf or app were run on a device that supported GPS. nn(on the iPhone,the Geolocation works fine, you'll see the latitude and longitude updating, but Google Maps doesn't show)nnMore Actionscript 3 tutorials can be found at nhttp://www
This tutorial will show you how to import a Google Map into your Actionscript 3 Flash project, with the usual zoom and pan map functionality and various view settings (hyprid, satellite). This tutorial also teaches how to include the geolocation code if your Flash swf or app were run on a device that supported GPS. nn(on the iPhone,the Geolocation works fine, you'll see the latitude and longitude updating, but Google Maps doesn't show)nnMore Actionscript 3 tutorials can be found at nhttp://www
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