Other improvements – Adobe Flash Professional CC 2014 v.13.0 User Manual
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panel. You can also open the Publish Settings dialog box from the Properties panel.
Visible property of symbols editable in Property inspector You can now toggle the visibility of movie clip instances in the Properties panel.
This setting requires a Player Publish setting of Flash Player 10.2 or higher.
New Library conflict resolution dialog box The Library panel has been enhanced with a new conflict resolution dialog when symbols of the
same name are imported to the Library. The dialog now provides the option to place the duplicate items into a new folder.
Other improvements
Pinning for IK bones You can now pin a bone joint to the stage when posing an armature. Pinning prevents the joint from moving relative to the
Stage. For more information, see Constrain motion of IK bones.
Cache as bitmap - opaque background When using the Cache as Bitmap feature, you can now specify an opaque background color for the
bitmap. For more information about the Cache as Bitmap feature, see Scaling and caching symbols.
Auto Recover and Auto Save Auto Recover enables Flash to periodically snapshot all open documents so that the user can recover from any
sudden data loss event. Auto Save helps the user by periodically saving each document. For more information, see Set General preferences and
Set properties for a new or existing document.
Shared project format with Flash Builder Flash Pro projects can now be shared natively with Flash Builder. For information about working with
projects, see (Deprecated with Flash Professional CC) Working with Flash projects.
Incremental compilation When using the Publish command, Flash Pro now caches compiled versions of the assets in your FLA file to improve
performance. Each time you create a SWF file, only changed items are recompiled.
Fixes for RSL preloading and scripting problems A new
has been added to ActionScript 3.0. This class makes it easier to
script between a loaded child SWF file and its parent SWF file. For more information, see
the ActionScript
3.0 Developer’s Guide.
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