Flash sprite has to be visible (from YOU !) in authoring mode to work !

If this can help (and if you can confirm !).
I already went through the trouble that you can't put a Flash
sprite off
stage otherwise you loose control over it (you have to keep
one pixel on
stage), but this is more tricky :
I suddenly had my Flash sprites working only in projector
mode and I
discovered that lower right corner of the stage was not
visible (stage
window was resized), which is where I hide my Flash sprites.
As soon as
I could see the corner, problem was gone in authoring mode !
PJ

Why not make your FlashSprite invisible?
Or change it's z-index and put it behind everything
else?

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