This is impressive work.
“An open-source Flex library for browser URL control via deep linking which I have developed in collaboration with Todd Rein of Adobe.”
I’ve recently written something similar for Flash 8 (we’re yet to have clients that are ready for Flash 9 / Flex). I discovered this afterwards: it produces automatically generated [...]
So while I build up the energy to sort out the flickr Screensavr, I thought I’d upload the screen saver version of Word Clock. Nothing to configure here - just download and install.
Download Word Clock installer for Mac
So here it is. More fiddly than I was anticipating. You must first enter your flickr user-name into the control panel.
Download Mac installer 0.0.2alpha
No Windows version, I don’t have the power. Or the inclination.
Image courtesy of jaypeg.
Hah! See what I did there? It’s a flickr-based screensaver. This is some old slideshow code I had lying around, a nice way to view a stream of images as they scroll by. In these new days of the internet it seemed appropriate for it to read a flickr photostream. It will be available on [...]
The site using the magnetic code is now live…at last!
The magnetic code sits at the core of a structurally complex site which was built by the rest of the Tonic Flash crew. They implemented full browser history, bookmarking and deep-linking which is a joy to use.
www.thejunglegroup.com
At tonic I was recently working on a project for a client where we wanted to get across the idea of different teams working on individual projects. I came up with the idea of magnetic navigation, which attracts a different group of people appropriate to the selected project.
There were a few ways of achieving this; [...]
Vector field proof of concept in Flash 8. Uses displacement map as a ‘cheap’ vector field - providing you’re not expecting miracles it works quite well. The colours mix together naturally which is a nice side effect of the filter.
Very basic elastic collision-based rigid body dynamics.
Flash 6 Spirograph. An old spirograph drawing thing, based on some of the machines in the Science Museum. A Flash 8/9 version would be much faster.
Typographic clock using words rather than digits. First appeared on Tonic homepage, subsequently shown on BD4D and at the Science Museum. Physical version is in progress…