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pv3d.org - Papervision3D, ActionScript, and Flex Tutorials and Examples by John Lindquist
Papervision3D, ActionScript, and Flex examples and tutorials by John Lindquist
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Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 |
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I #8217;ve launched a variety of blogs in my time (pv3d.org, flex4.org, fp10.org) to try and keep content on-topic and, shamelessly, to try and get good google search rankings.
For the past few months, I #8217;ve been focusing on frameworks in Flash, so instead of creating #8220;flashframeworks.org #8221; (or something similar) I #8217;ve decided to just consolidate all my posts back to johnlindquist.com. So, from this post forward, any new content I create whether it #8217;s related to pv3d, flex, flash, unity, php, silverlight, wordpress etc, etc, etc, will all be posted to johnlindquist.com. I will leave all the current content up here on pv3d.org (over 100 examples!) and I #8217;m forwarding a few of the most popular posts to johnlindquist.com to push traffic that way.
Check it out: johnlindquist.com
AsyncCommand with Robotlegs, Signals, Flight, MinimalComps
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 |
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I watched Jesse Warden #8217;s presentation at FATC over the weekend on Gaia + Robotlegs. It was a great presentation and he was a bit rushed so he didn #8217;t get to explain the importance of his AsyncCommand slide. I threw this together to show my typical approach:
Watch the AsyncCommand Video Tutorial
Click to view the video in a pop-up. Right-click and #8220;save as #8221; to download the video to your hard drive.
*note #8211; I recorded in 1280 #215;720 to upload to YouTube HD hosting, but they rejected it since it #8217;s a little over 10 minutes.
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Robotlegs
Signals
signals-extensions-CommandSignal
Flight
MinimalComps
Yahoo Astra WebAPIs
Search Widget #8211; Robotlegs, Signals, Flight, Minimal Comps, Yahoo Astra
Sunday, April 18th, 2010 |
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Man, long time, no post.
This video comes from a chat I was having with Renaun Erickson, Garth Braithwaite, and Jac Wright about the value of watching someone work towards a specific goal. So, this video isn #8217;t really a tutorial, it #8217;s more of me just building a search widget and talking about it as I go. Anyway, here it is:
Watch the Search Widget Video Tutorial
Click to view the video in a pop-up. Right-click and #8220;save as #8221; to download the video to your hard drive.
Download Source Code
Libraries used:
Robotlegs
Signals
signals-extensions-CommandSignal
Flight
MinimalComps
Yahoo Astra WebAPIs
FDT Super Awesome March Deal
Saturday, March 13th, 2010 |
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http://fdt.powerflasher.com/blog/?p=1347
It #8217;s no secret that I love FDT. The above link is a special promotion FDT is putting on for the month of March that allows you to save a few hundred $$$ on FDT by showing them you already own a competing product (usually Flex Builder).
I completely agree with everything Jesse wrote in this post: http://flashartofwar.com/2010/03/12/why-you-should-invest-in-fdt/. (Jesse and I actually work together now and talk about #8220;workflow #8221; quite a bit.) I #8217;m not going to repeat what Jesse said. I just wanted to add that a lot of Papervision3D was developed in FDT and it has been an invaluable tool. I always forget how great FDT is until I switch back to Flex Builder and lose all the amazing shortcuts and conveniences FDT gives me.
Anyway, read Jesse #8217;s article and support FDT for all the reasons he listed. Lastly, here #8217;s a few FDT guys to follow on twitter if you have any questions:
http://twitter.com/BrunoFonzi
http://twitter.com/Michael_Plank
http://twitter.com/PowerflasherFDT
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