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Mouse-easing Button 2
Here is a little modification to the previous file I posted for someone on the forum.
It is a button that eases towards the mouse cursor. This version has support for hotspots. |
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Mouse-easing Button
Here is a quick five-minute project for someone on the forum. |
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Pswarm Particle Swarming 1
Here is the beginnings of an experiment in Swarm Intelligence (SI) I'm working on. For those of you who don't know, SI (no, not Sports Illustrated) is a field in AI focused on having small... |
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3D Spring Gallery
A gallery I made entirely with code. Everything about it is drawn and controlled by Actionscript. The images are populated by an XML file for easy use. There are some tiny depth-sorting... |
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Tree Menu
An XML-driven tree menu. It can handle as many subcategories as you can possibly throw at it; and it is pretty customizable. By editing the tab template and doing a quick change to some of... |
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Snowfall 2007
Move your mouse around to alter the x-velocity of the particles.
Happy New Year everyone! |
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Fireworks
Here is an elementary particle effect. It's really simple!
Happy New Year in advance! |
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Abstract Blooming
Here is a little effect I came across when trying to make a firework effect for someone. I accidentally set the _x/_yscale multiplier to 1.1 rather than 0.9 to decrease the size of the... |
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ParticleManager V1
Here is the start of a framework for particle engines. Right now, it's not too complete and needs quite a bit of work. When it is done, it should be one of the most full and advanced... |
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Text Node Movement
Here is a project I made in MX a week or two ago. It was completely done in actionscript. Comments and critiques are welcome! |
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Fractal Clump Scribbler
I really need to come up with a better title for this, lol. FYI, this is the first file submitted to V2! |
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KDE Wipes V3
Well, I finally got around to making my previous KDE wipes project loopable. Thanks to everyone for the support!
For this version, all you need to do is add the pointers to the... |
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3D Circle - Proximity
This is a project I whipped up over a vacation. Let me know what you think! |
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Point Cloud Distortion
This is a project I whipped up over vacation. Let me know what you think! The code is a mess... sorry... :) |
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KDE Wipes V2
Here is an updated version of my original KDE wipes. This version supports multiple images and "frames". Comments are always welcome! :D### Update: I have posted... |
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Point and Line Snapping
A quick experiment using only Actionscript :) |
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Collision Shake
Any comments are welcome :) I need to tweak it a little bit more to get it looking better |
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Particle Cone
I was digging through some of my old flash experiments and found this. The code is somewhat of a mess. Enjoy. All of the movement and positioning is done with actionscript of course. |
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3D Circular Proximity
Here is a quick experiment, your comments are welcome :) |
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My Teapot
I exported a teapot from a 3D program to an ASCII Model File... From that I rigged up a php script to generate the proper AS array structure of the vertices. Then, I added the vertex array... |
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3D Ring Wave
Here is something I quickly whipped up in Mx. It isn't a true accurate 3D system but is effective for this application. |
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Random IFS
Here is a addendum for my Barnsley Fern (http://ffiles.com/view_listing.php?sid=51&cat=18) It generates a random IFS fractal. Your comments are welcome. :construction: |
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Barnsley Fern
Here is a very common iterated function system (IFS) called "Barnsley Fern" discovered by Micheal F. Barnsley. For more information about this fractal, you can visit a great resource at:... |
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Crab Creatures
All of the movement of the crabs is done with actionscript. I created this for the great Kirupa FXpression 05 contest. :) Thanks Kirupa! It didn't make it in the top 15 but I am still glad... |
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Text Space
This is my entry here. I need to add more of a description when I have more time. ;) |
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Wolfram Substitution System
I was inspired by A New Kind of Science by Stephen Wolfram. It is quite an interesting concept. Thanks to freeskier89 for the help. |
