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Thursday, September 04, 2008
Back to New York |
![]() All packed, just updating the ipod and we're set - 16 months later, heading back - good times!
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WHIPPING CATS | lightning savage children |
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The Cat Empire - Two Shoes |
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Friday, August 29, 2008
Be the Better Man |
![]() This is a project of my friends has been working on over in the States with a few of his friends... the site is due to go into Beta today and is definately worth checking out! Eric's also posted some how to guides up on his blog to help get you started!
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Thursday, August 28, 2008
Dear Adobe |
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4:03 PM
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Crash Course with Shaun White |
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Friday, August 15, 2008
Flex Camp London |
Just got hit about this in an email from Paddy... Flex Camp London 08 is a FREE, community-run event for everyone interested in Adobe Flex! Whether you're just getting started with Flex or you're an expert, Flex Camp aims to provide something for you. We've lined up some of the most experienced Flex developers in the UK who will share their knowledge on everything from creating your first application, connecting to data, creating components and development best practices through to selecting an application framework for larger projects. Flex Camp will also include a panel discussion, provide an opportunity for you to show off what you're building in the Show & Tell open session and let you meet up with other developers to talk about Flex. We've also got some great prizes to give-away throughout the day, including a ticket to Adobe MAX in Milan, Adobe software and Flex training courses from Academy Class. Flex Camp is on August 28th, 2-8pm at Conway Hall, London WC1 - register today at http://ria.meetup.com. Labels: Flex
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Summer in the city |
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World's Best Placeholder |
![]() This is definately a way forward.
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9:28 AM
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Thursday, August 14, 2008
Revels Eviction |
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Snippets Panel for Flash CS |
![]() A cool little panel for Flash CS3 - allows you to take pieces of common code and copy them to your clipboard. It's also easy to add your own common snippets. Labels: Flash
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Setting up Papervision3D Great White |
I've just started my first papervision project, so it was about time I grabbed it y the horns and undertook the step up to version 2 codenamed Great White. This is still in alpha abut is the version everyone seems to be encouraging you to use so here we go. Unfortunately though I still find the level of documentation fairly low on the ground but luckily I found this tutorial from insideria which should hopefully help us out. Labels: AS3
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9:24 PM
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Ace and Jocelyn Episode 6 |
Hallie Part IV - Ace and Jocelyn Episode 6 from Amir on Vimeo.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
Has Mouse Children |
When creating buttons in AS3 it is good practice to set the mouseChildren property to false, this will disable listeners for each element in you button on only register those of the instance of the button itself. Always use without a reference to this instance i.e. this.buttonMode = true; this.useHandCursor = true; mouseChildren = false; Labels: AS3
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
Creating movie clips with reflections in ActionScript 3 |
You're probably aware of those nice reflections appearing in some of the latest websites, online ads, and even software. It's an effect common to "Web 2.0" designs, in which something like an album cover or video player appears to reflect some sort of virtual floor beneath it. This tutorial steps you through the creation of the Reflect class, a custom ActionScript 3.0 class that you can apply to reflections on movie clips (and use to modify them) in your Flash CS3 Professional projects. Labels: AS3
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