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Is there anyway to automate a download?  Something like a command line argument to download?
Hi David .. try doing a test with a simple grmteoeic figure. When you export the file. AS apparently is okay, the problem happens when you add to the container Alternativa3D. You use the following code:var bx: mybox mybox = new ();bx.calculateNormals (true);bx.calculateBounds ();container.addChild (bx);But as it happens in version 7, the method calculateNormals () does not exist. So I put:var bx: mybox mybox = new ();bx.calculateBounds ();container.addChild (bx);But in this case adds nothing to the container, then I fail to see anything, but how big you assign the object. What would be the correct way to add it. Thanks to Excellent Your Job
 
Guys---no where on the FileZilla home page could I find the size of the download; so, I came to the wiki. Not here either....???
 
When I try to download Filezilla I get this FileZilla_Server-0_9_27.download file instead of an exe. What do I do with this?

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Hi David .. try doing a test with a simple grmteoeic figure. When you export the file. AS apparently is okay, the problem happens when you add to the container Alternativa3D. You use the following code:var bx: mybox mybox = new ();bx.calculateNormals (true);bx.calculateBounds ();container.addChild (bx);But as it happens in version 7, the method calculateNormals () does not exist. So I put:var bx: mybox mybox = new ();bx.calculateBounds ();container.addChild (bx);But in this case adds nothing to the container, then I fail to see anything, but how big you assign the object. What would be the correct way to add it. Thanks to Excellent Your Job