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Flash is looking good because I'm useing images and not the vectors
You are a coder by trade, I feel for you
AS3 is completely mad and not very well documented...oh and its way of handling dynamic memory and scope is well...at times a mystery. I'd much rather be using something like Blitz3D or Gamemaker 8 but Flash has so many advantages.
I remember the Vic 20 - precursor to the Commodore64. I started with a paper-fed terminal, TI-99/4A and eventually moved to an IBM PC. Memoriessssss
I did try implementing kinematics in CS4 but Adobe have made a botch job of them and they were unworkable. I've ended up rendering off the walk cycles and idol animations in Blender and pasting the frames into Flash one at a time. It has taken a while but it probably looks beter than it would have if I'd used CS4 bones anyway.
I think the bones might have been fixed in CS5, and they've added some dynamics to them (spring and dampen) I might still end up using them somewhere in the game.
hoping to have an online version of the first level some time around October with a bit of luck.
TI-99/4A WOW! that would probably be worth a bit if you still had it.