Questions Regarding Error #3691

[cheezboi]

To all who may know: I've been using VSC with the AS3MXML extension to update some older AS3 projects. These are for a desktop/stand alone application, so they use lots of large graphics. I've run into the "Error #3691: Resource limit for this resource type exceeded." issue and I am not sure what I can do to try and solve the issue.

(I've been commenting out .atf files in my asset manager until I can get the project to load, but then it will, of course, fail when it is missing an asset.)

I was told that if I wanted to use lots of graphic files, I could: "Ensure 64bit in the application.xml" by adding this entry: "<architecture>64</architecture>" - but I do not see anything like that in VSC. It was also suggested to make sure the "build target is "bundle" - which I believe is the default setting.

This could clearly be me not understanding the asset manager correctly or that I am trying to load too many .atf files.

My questions would be for VSC AS3MXML:

• 1. is there a 64 bit setting?
• 2. is there a 'bundle' setting?
• 3. is there a way to know how much enqueued and loaded xml/atf files a project can have?

Any advice is appreciated and welcome! Thank you - MK

[joshtynjala]

Ensure 64bit in the application.xml" by adding this entry: "<architecture>64</architecture>" - but I do not see anything like that in VSC

i. This would go into the -app.xml for your Adobe AIR app. Nothing specific to VSCode here.

It was also suggested to make sure the "build target is "bundle" - which I believe is the default setting.

ii. The task named ActionScript: package Windows release (captive runtime) - asconfig.json (or macOS instead of Windows) will produce a captive runtime "bundle".

In the airOptions section of asconfig.json, you can force this type of build by setting the "target" field to "bundle", but this task should be available by default without needing to set that value.

is there a way to know how much enqueued and loaded xml/atf files a project can have?

iii. This is more a question related to Adobe AIR or Starling. You should probably ask somewhere else about this.

[cheezboi]

Thanks for the reply Josh - I do not seem to have a "-app.xml", probably because this is a standard .swf project and not and AIR app. (just guessing!) And from what I've read so far, it is defaulted to "bundle". Again, thanks for the reply - I will continue to look for a solution, but it might not use VSC, unfortunately.