var flashSprite:Sprite = yourSpriteRenderer.displayObject;

With that reference in hand, you could then listen for mouse events on the Sprite and handle accordingly. You’d just want to make sure you remove the listeners when you’re done (or the renderer gets disposed).

I haven’t tried this yet, but that’s the first approach I’m going to take.

Thanks for reading!

Ben: “…you could also use the ImageScreen and the ScreenManager to show your logo, which would be a great deal simpler.” Well, the logo really was just handy art I had laying around, but the real goal was to get a sprite on the screen. This post is by no means a complaint about PBE. I really like it!

Egogo: that might be coming up, because I’m considering doing some GUI-ish stuff with PBE entities in lieu of heavy Flex components (where prudent). Research continues.

Thanks for the comments, everyone!

Next, do a “how to make clicking on an IEntity do something” and I’ll kiss your feet.

PBE would have a TON more followers and a TON more community added features / documentation / example if they would just get some basic documentation and examples in place so people could at least get a start.

One thing to keep in mind is that PBE has a lot of moving parts because it is designed for full games. So using it for a logo is a bit like using Unreal 3 to run a slideshow – kind of overkill. I only mention this so that people aren’t surprised at how many lines it takes to put an image on screen.

BTW you could also use the ImageScreen and the ScreenManager to show your logo, which would be a great deal simpler.

I’m not sure if I can say anything in just a few sentences that will help fill your comprehension gaps. But if you have any specific questions I could probably help.