Tag Archives: ActionScript

Papervision Forward Kinematics

Written by David Ehlers on April 6, 2008 — Leave a Comment

A forward kinematics experiment using Papervision3D v2.0 alpha and a Collada 3D model of a robotic arm over at zero point nine blog.

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Physics in Flash

Written by David Ehlers on March 30, 2008 — Leave a Comment

Physics engine for flash in 2D – Box2DFlashAS3 is an open source port of Erin Catto’s powerful c++ physics library.

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Papervision 3d Daily Blog

Written by David Ehlers on March 15, 2008 — Leave a Comment

Papervision3d Daily is the blog where you come to see the latest news about PV3d, mostly we’ll focus on websites and demos. But we also aim to make the announcements for the community. But if you have code related issues, or are just looking for good tutorials, not just on Papervision3d but on flash/flex in [...]

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Quick Intro to Actionscript 3.0

Written by David Ehlers on February 11, 2008 — Leave a Comment

A nice overview of ActionScript 3.0 over at Senocular “With Flash CS3 comes support for ActionScript 3.0 – the newest, standards-based programming language for Adobe Flash (SWF) movies and applications. More so than in the past, you may find it difficult to get started with ActionScript 3.0 when compared to older versions of ActionScript. The [...]

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Colin Moock on ActionScript 3.0 – Is it harder?

Written by David Ehlers on February 9, 2008 — Leave a Comment

http://www.insideria.com/2008/01/actionscript-30-is-it-hard-or.html Colin Moock’s latest article for O’Reilly examines the difficulty of learning and using ActionScript 3.0, compared with ActionScript 2.0 and ActionScript 1.0.Executive summary: I argue that ActionScript 3.0 itself is not harder to learn or use than previous versions, but that there are some important issues in the Flash authoring tool that make ActionScript [...]