If you are using the latest SVN version of Tweener (AS3), you can get the GlowFilter with Tweener to work. Here’s the code sample assuming you have a movie clip named “box” on the stage.

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Here is how to dynamically create a movie clip in ActionScript 3 using the MovieClip class

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Here are a few way to create a preloader in flash actionscript 3

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Here is how to delete and clear out an array using the Slice method in Flash Actionscript 3

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Here’s how to add blur filters when using Tweener. The example below uses a movie clip with the instants name “mc1″. Make sure you change it to match the movie clip in your flash file.

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