Flint particle system
October 4th, 2008Simple flash particle system that you can download class files from flintparticle.org, don’t have to spend time creating particle class, simply import classes from the download folders. More efficient. The new version 2.0 add FrustrumZone, ParallelogramZone, BitmapZone, GreyscaleZone. Lets you use the camera frustrum as a zone. Online documentation is pretty complete, easy to find code and resources.
Adobe Flash CS4 Feature Tour
October 1st, 2008In Flash CS4, object-based tween animation is easier to create, basically is pretty similar to CS3, but in new version you don’t have to physically dd keyframe to create tween motion. Motion editor has been added to CS4, which means it’s more efficient to edit the animation especially if it involves easing and mutiple keyframe.
In addition to Flash CS4, there’s 3D Transformaton, Bone Tools, Motion Presets, Procedural Modeling, H264 Video Support, Adobe Air Authoring.
TweenMax for AS3 looks pretty impressive
September 18th, 2008TweenMax builds on top of TweenLite and TweenLite’s “big brother”, TweenFilterLite, to round out the tweening family with popular (though not essential) features like bezier tweening, pause/resume capabilities, easier sequencing, hex color tweening, and lots more. TweenMax uses the same easy-to-learn syntax as its siblings.
In fact, since it extends them, TweenMax can do anything TweenLite and/or TweenFilterLite can do, plus more. So why build 3 classes instead of one? Good question. The goal was to maximize efficiency and minimize file size. Frankly, TweenLite is probably all most developers will need for 90% of their projects, and it only takes up 3k. It’s extremely efficient and compact considering its features.
Just an ordinary clock
August 15th, 2008Weather forecast
August 8th, 2008
Get weather information from web and bring it to flash. Download file
Snow particle
August 3rd, 2008
Snow particle. Download file
Embed Flash or Die Trying
July 18th, 2008Web designers and developers looking to embed Flash content into a web page currently enjoy a wide variety of methods from which to choose. The most common methods vary along several key dimensions, including standards-compliance, user-friendliness, and universal support.
Some methods make it easy to provide alternative content, others enable auto-activation of Flash content, while others feature plugin-detection functionality. In an attempt to round-up the myriad techniques, this article presents nine of the most useful, practical, and popular methods for embedding Flash content.