Mozilla, Google Back New Plan for Open-Source Web Graphics
From Wired:
Mozilla, Google Back New Plan for Open-Source Web Graphics
From Wired:
http://www.playauditorium.com/
don’t know if some one had posted it here before. But it’s too beautiful to neglect. :)
How did they create those spray photons?
http://code.google.com/p/papervision3d/
http://blog.papervision3d.org/
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Flash have some tools for manipulating 2D data in 3D space, but for real 3D, check this one.
Using 3d in Flash, both as timeline animation and using ActionScript, is now very simple. Check out this Adobe article:
The second part of the course focuses on multimedia authoring with interactive and generative media, using Flash and ActionScript. Additionally, it explores managing external media and data. It also contextualizes Flash and ActionScript within multimedia authoring and object-oriented programming. Students and teacher will exchange examples of Flash-based projects and online resources.
The “Sound in ActionScript” 3-session module is optional. Participants in this module will get one additional credit. The introductory level “Animation and Video in Flash” session is also optional.
It seems that finally Silverlight will be a worthy competitor to Flash.
From Webmonkey:
The new beta shows off new hardware integration, interactive controls and the ability to download Silverlight applications to your desktop. Silverlight 3 takes advantage of the latest in hardware. Most notably, it supports multitouch devices — the kind you’ll find mostly on Macs right now. The multimedia software also takes advantage of hardware (GPU) acceleration and 3-D visuals.
wonderfl is a service where you can build a Flash(swf file) online.
Usually when you want to build Flash, you need Flash IDE or Flex, FlashDevelop or any flash building tool
to write code and compile it.
With wonderfl, you write Actionscript3 code in the html form on this website, and our server compiles your code.
http://wonderfl.kayac.com/
From http://lacquer.fi/conduit/pixelbender/ (via Timur Kuyanov):
The latest Flash Player version 10 introduces a powerful new feature: Pixel Bender shaders. Using shaders you can bypass Flash’s built-in image effects and blending modes and instead manipulate pixels at will. Shaders are rendered in realtime, so they can be applied to video as well as images.
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Conduit for Flash Pixel Bender is a visual design environment that obliterates the learning curve for Pixel Bender shaders. With Conduit, shaders can be created using drag’n’drop manipulation and with immediate visual feedback — no coding required!
Popforge sound library is bundled with many sound processing and manipulation possibilities. The library is developed by Andre Michelle and Joa Ebert.
Please note that Flash example files are under trunk menu. One needs to download them as well as the whole core lib package. Below are links to the files.
http://code.google.com/p/popforge/downloads/list
http://code.google.com/p/popforge/source/browse/#svn/trunk/flash/PopforgeLibrary%3Fstate%3Dclosed
Happy soundings
Mti
Adobe is working with Apple on bringing Flash support to the iPhone:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a19HIOO8r_6c&refer=home
On the other hand, WebKit now supports explicit animations in CSS, which will mean increased competition for Flash: