Gringo is still hiring Flash Developers
São Paulo-based studio Gringo.nu is still looking for Flash Developers. More information about them and about what they’re looking for on this previous post.
Continue reading →REC YOU
Keita-kun – my favorite japanese-speaking person that I can actually understand – has just debuted his first major work for NON-GRID: the website for the REC YOU campaign. It’s a website for the new Sony Walkman, showing features of the walkman, attempting to show that it can do pretty much everything. It’s all in japanese, […]
Continue reading →Flashcoders is back
The Flashcoders mailing list is back from a long time in slumber. Hail to the king, baby.
Continue reading →Tweening in FIVe3D
You may not have heard of it, but FIVe3D is Mathieu Badimon‘s collection of ActionScript 2 classes to create 3d geometry in Flash movies. You can see FIVe3D at work at Mathieu’s award-winning LAB website. The big difference when compared to existing packages such as Papervision3D – which is also manages to be its biggest […]
Continue reading →Yet again, misc Papervision3D + Tweener links
Devon O. Wolfgang has a long tutorial on building an image gallery using Papervision3D and Tweener. Ricardo Cabello has updated his audio visualization effect demo (also using Papervision3D and Tweener). The new one is here, and he promises the source soon. Looking very cool. Coincidentally, Donovan Adams also has a demo using PV3D (and its […]
Continue reading →Tweening a displacement map
DisplacementMap is one of the coolest BitmapFilters available from Flash 8 onwards. Still, it’s severely underused. Does it need more love, or does love actually need a displacement?
Continue reading →New Tweener versions (stable and beta)
I’ve uploaded the latest stable version of Tweener to the download list – the current stable version is now 1.26.62. This version basically adds better error handling by way of onError and add a nifty inheritance-style parameter to new tweenings, base. I’ve also uploaded the new new version – 1.31.66 – to the subversion repository; […]
Continue reading →Yuichi Tateno has a blog
Yuichi Tateno, the mind behind JSTweener, now has a blog in english. Among other things, he has just posted a new special property modifier for the actionscript version of Tweener – one that allows higher order bezier curves, allowing developers to create cubic beziers (and beyond) instead of a series of quadratic bezier curves like […]
Continue reading →Seeing shades of the future
Other than fixes to broken features and other small things, there are two huge features I see in the future of Flash: hardware-accelerated 3D support, and pixel shader support. This dream became closer to reality yesterday, as Adobe announced some of the new features of Flash Player 10 (codenamed “Astro”) at Adobe Max 2007 (see […]
Continue reading →Smart Flash resize with FitFlash
Fellow Brazilian Miller Medeiros send word of his website for FitFlash, an open-source JavaScript solution for Flash movie resizing on an HTML page. It works on top of other embedding solutions such as SWFObject, and allows a custom resizing solution, restricting the minimum Flash movie size. A pretty nifty solution that I hope will be […]
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