Video: H5 Showreel
Tuesday, September 27th, 2005 by Carsten SchneiderSome of it you might know already, nevertheless:
Some of it you might know already, nevertheless:
Nothing new, but always a good read:
How to Write Doc Comments (Syntax reference)
Javadoc-style comments in AS2 classes can be used to generate HTML files with the API specification of your project, by using tools like VisDoc, who also have a documentation on writing doc comments
Quick example of how to create a tiled bitmap in Flash 8 using MovieClip.beginBitmapFill method instead of using duplicated movieclips.
SWF sample:
[flash]http://www.blog.lessrain.com/wp-content/upload/tilebackground2.swf,400,200[/flash]
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Now that we have your attention, I think we can reveal the true motivation behind this blog and turn it into a commercially successful and viable operation by aggressively marketing Less Rain products.
First up, the Less Rain Super Centre, with our 'Say No To Bad Weather'-Campaign T-Shirts. Go to lessrain.co.uk and click on 'Less Mart'.
More of the same at the Vandal Squad Shop. Well, exactly the same, really, we just like repeating ourselves. Go to vandalsquad.com and click on 'gear'.
Lastly, some pixel fonts looking great in Flash. Check out Pony and Pony Wood at T26.com.
Updated
Works quite well as an interface, whish it would support the mouse wheel though on a Mac too:
Until now you could use a third party tool such as Captionate (fantastic piece of software developed by Manitu Group) to embed cue points (time markers within the video) directly into Flash Video (FLV) and trigger events dynamically during playback.
Now the new Flash 8 Video Encoder enables you to embed more metadata, including cue points, making extremely easy to expand the accesibility capabilities of flash, such as subtitles for the Deaf & Hearing Impaired.
Latest beta of ASV 5 executable (with full Flash 8 support).
CwS had a long summer's sleep, and between servers going down and a general lack of content and lots of things to do, it wasn't particularly helpful that I picked a subject that is described only half-heartedly or way too technical to simply take on board whereever I'd do my research.
Anyway, it's there now, and it's about the Platform for Privacy Preferences, a way to persuade IE with higher privacy settings to accept cookies. Go to Content with Style and read all about it! Oh, and feel free to leave your comments there...
Nothing exceptionally new here, just testing the 'power' of the new flash 8 player putting together Video, masks and bitmap effects in the trailer of my favourite documentary (Riding Giants).
A contextual modification modification of the reflection example from Lee Bremelow.
Click the thumbnail to see the swf sample:
Not playing much at the moment, but these look interesting:
I really enjoyed level design until I finally switched to Mac, but the FPS Creator seems to take this to a new level. Out tomorrow. And I don't have a PC.
Which is why I also won't play Rag Doll Kung-Fu.
After the board game a not so unlikely marriage, Doom RPG. IGN are quite enthusiastic, and it does sound like a good idea, given the limitations of the interface a mobile phone has to offer.
I bought a GameBoy SP only to play WarioWare and AdvanceWars. I didn't really like the GC iteration of the former, but I'm really looking forward to Advance Battalion.
This Saturday, 24th, London short films from 10pm, party till 4pm . You won't want to stay longer as you will get wet feet. No bar this time, bring your own.
Reclaim the Beach, party on a short, sandy bit of beach in the middle of London (Festival Pier, South Bank).
Maybe it's just me, but it took me 10 minutes to find the new button formerly known as "Format..." on the TextField property inspector in Flash MX 2004.
What used to be
is now
!
Hiding a whole popup behind a button that looks like a simple switch? With a symbol that sais "paragraph" or "special characters"?
Come on MM!
Fun for the whole family - Spot the popup button: