Posted in Flash, Tutorials, tagged 3D, animation, bone, bone tool, code, cs4, Flash, flash cs4, ik, inverse kinematics, motion editor on February 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
TUTORIALS
Please come see the Flash CS4 tutorials featuring animation with the MotionEditor, Inverse Kinematics (IK Bone tool) and work with the new 3D or x,y and z properties. The tutorials can be found at:
http://imm.sheridanc.on.ca/tutorials
SPACEMAN
http://imm.sheridanc.on.ca/code/inversekinematics/
It is fun working with the IK Bone tool – I did a little spaceman for an in-class example. You can move [...]
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Posted in Events, Flash, tagged acesbloggers, animating, beatmaker, chat, compute spectrum, computespectrum, danzen, designers, Flash, frequency, itbloggers, open source, phug, sound on January 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
PHUG at http://phug.ca is an open source community group based out of Toronto and guided by Brendan Sera-Shriar. Brendan and folks are very passionate about the open source community and provide workshops, contests, organize conferences, etc. to help the cause. Please have a look at their site and subscribe to their RSS.
Professor Dan Zen of [...]
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Posted in Flash, Mulitimedia Pioneering, tagged air, cell, emulator, Flash, iphone, Mobile, multimedia, pitch, roll, Sheridan, sheridan interactive multimedia, tilt, translation, yaw on November 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
We are working on Tilt and Translation games and applications for mobile devices this year. The project ideas are really cool and we look forward to showing them a the Spring Open House.
More information can be found here: http://danzen.wordpress.com and a video of the emulator in action can be seen here: Video: Tilt Emulator for [...]
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I have been developing features since 2003 in a new area called Collective Control where multiple people control the same cursor to accomplish tasks. There are excellent features you can make with collective control but more on that later perhaps. The Flash Media Server is ideal for collective control because it gives you what is [...]
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We have heard that puzzles are good to keep the brain healthy but it is too bad that all that brain power is producing nothing.
The thought of millions of people spending countless brain hours playing Sudoku, solitaire, crosswords, etc. makes me want to weep. Perhaps we are relaxing… but perhaps we just did not [...]
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