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If you are interested in creating physically interactive projects, Making Things new Flash-compatible prototyping and development tool, Teleo, might interest you. Teleo, is a line of modular and networkable hardware components that connect to your computer via USB and can be easily controlled using any one of a number of higher level programming languages, including Macromedia’s Flash MX 2004. Teleo is the easiest, most inexpensive way to prototype and build complex interactive applications. It is available for the Mac, Windows and Linux platforms. (continue reading…)

Let us have this for the archived sake, Peter’s “How to create classed stage objects with an empty library“.

I just saw this, Digiquaria, it is damn too cool, check it out.

“The browser is dead. It’s gone to meet its maker, shuffled off its mortal coil, and joined the bleedin’ choir invisible. Macromedia knows this. Microsoft knows this. The makers of countless variations on the theme of the next-generation rich Internet client know this. Everyone knows this except the folks who build and deploy Internet apps”. But it seems the browser will remain alive, much alive.

Artificial intelligence in games is usually used for creating player’s opponents. Opposite to this, the objective of intelligence amplification is rescuing the player from the boredom of repetition and letting him focus just on the interesting aspects of the game.

http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/flash/sample_files/html/amoebas.html

Grant Skinner have been looking at some flaws, very recently he came up with a write up on the issue of the Flash player which drops click events under stress condition.

Flash Animation : This is definitely worth a blog, “when Macromedia?s Flash animation software first appeared around 1997, it was considered mostly as a toy for Internet users. By 2000, it was an increasingly sophisticated and necessary toy for Internet users who wanted to add glamour to their Websites. Today professional animators have increasingly used it as a serious production tool for broadcast TV.”

Fred Patten interviews some of the leading professionals who are using Flash to make TV series. Read the full article.

I just got a mail and I posted the details on an entry on my site, and I think Navneet too got a similar mail. Here comes a Flash Whizkid, aged six.

I beleive some of you would have tried or implemented this technique, A single Flash menu on all pages but gets highlighted according to the respective page, sounds confusing right, just download the menu.zip file and unzip them and choose about.htm, This code is from a live project so most of the contents are deleted and only “about” and “product” menu works (continue reading…)

This just a basic flash action tutorial. I want to show you how to animate an object with actionscript. (continue reading…)