Yes, it’s finally up! The D&AD Inspiration YouTube Channel has been probably one of my biggest projects so far. It’s a huge channel that allows creatives to upload commercial creatives to the area and have them viewed for free by the wider community. The process isn’t judged by D&AD, it’s a free for all really, well, apart from the moderation stage; this makes sure only the best stuff is uploaded.
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Introducting The D&AD Inspiration YouTube Channel
Monday, April 12th, 2010Introducing Google/YouTube Italy’s That’s Opera Talent
Sunday, March 14th, 2010It’s been a very very very busy start to 2010, but who am I to complain? I’ve been working on a number of high profile projects and they’re all very close to launching. However, the first to launch is a project I built for the Google/YouTube Italy’s marketing department: That’s Opera Talent Contest.
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Did Someone Say Polygons?
Monday, November 30th, 2009So, I’ve got a new brief that requires me to make use of hexagons in Flash. Not a problem I said and went about making a base Polygon class, and without further ado, here it is.
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Actionscript 3 Web Cam Capture Made Easy
Friday, September 18th, 2009I’ve got a new pitch in the pipe work and for it I need to be able to capture the web cam. It’ll have to be video, but I’ve started writing a class that simplifies it for you.
Displaying and capturing the web cam in Actionscript 3 isn’t hard, here’s a nice tutorial from Riacodes.com: Capture images from the webcam. But I thought I’d make it into a class so it would be reusable for your everyday applications.
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Did Someone Order Multiple YouTube Players?
Thursday, September 17th, 2009So, here I am, playing with YouTube players, trying to get more than one to load in Actionscript 3. But it’s a pain, so I did a few tests and got it running fine in Actionscript 2.
My aim is to port this to Actionscript 3, but the biggest problem is the handling of the AVMs. I’ve got some tests to do to figure out the best way to separate the content, but hopefully I should have it done soon, so do watch this space. But, for all you lot out there, here’s some old school Actionscript 2 code:
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I’m Close, But It’s Not Quite Right (Actionscript3D)
Sunday, September 13th, 2009Ah, you see what I did there? Anyway, on to the serious stuff. So yeah, I’m close, but not quite there.
I’ve created a base class that does the “maths” for you, it’s called “Sprite3D()” and you won’t ever need to call it, unless you wanted just a simple 3D object container.
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3D Actionscript And Me
Saturday, September 12th, 2009Some of you may know that I’ve been trying to crack the maths of 3D in native Actionscript 3 (through Flash Player 10). It’s been hard.
You’ve really got to hand it to the people behind 3D engines such as Papervision3D and Away3D, that took some serious time to sort all the stuff out. But, I’m not saying I’ve failed because I haven’t. Just need to do a bit more maths.
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Flash Player 10 Native 3D Tests: Le Cube
Thursday, September 10th, 2009Ok, so after discovering the simple ability to have native 3D properties in Flash Player 10 without having to mess about with engines such as Papervision3D, I’ve started writing a few tests that will lead to classes that will “do the maths” for you.
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Messing With Papervision3D and Material/Plane Interactivity
Wednesday, August 26th, 2009Update: I’ve hacked PV3D to get it to work with YouTube.
Right, after much browsing through the Papervision3D code, I’ve found out something very interesting: Papervision3D renders hit test, on every frame, on objects that request the mouse, that means those with event listeners.
So, going back to my original issue of getting the YouTube player to function with Papervision3D, I created some tests to see exactly what Papervision3D was doing, and how I could maybe adjust the code so it can work for me.
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