Antirealism

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antirealism — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 06:09:32 +0000

Well CS5 is now out and I found this video on the Adobe TV website and it shows how amazing the new Content-Aware Fill is, I would not like to think how they made such think but it most of took a lot of coding and a lot of time.

But it is truly Amazing and seem a little futuristic .

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It coming

antirealism — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 17:55:58 +0000

Its coming very soon, Abode CS5 after watching this video below this is going to be Amazing.

Now you no your going to want to play with this ..

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Jump return with game like fun.

antirealism — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 12:47:06 +0000

Hello again,
Here is another one a little quicker than last time which is good

With this piece of coding, I have fix the problem of the man flying off the stage when the key is held down, (You can see this problem in the last section I did called Keyboard events), the key press looped the upward motion and did not return it to its original position.
So to achieve this we need to turn off the eventListener with in the “jump” function, as you can see in the code the removeEventListener is placed within the function that was created. Then after this we need to turn the listener back on in the “land” function to stop the Man dropping off the bottom of the stage.

Plus allso with in this code I have made the man rotate to add a little fun, see if u can get the poor bloke back on his feet

To do this I had to add a event Listener called “roll” within the function, so when the key is pressed the man rotates and when the key is released he stops, also returning him to the floor.

stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, jump);
stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP, land);

//stage listener so we don’t have to select Object

function jump(event:KeyboardEvent):void
{

Man_mc.y -= 100;

stage.removeEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, jump);//remove the function jump
stage.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, roll);
}

//jump up 100 pixels

function land(event:KeyboardEvent):void
{
Man_mc.y += 100;
stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, jump);
stage.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, roll);

//add Function jump plus remove the roll function
}
/*man drop back to the original
place which is down 100 pixels plus all so land on whatever angle the key was released on*/
function roll (event:Event):void
{
Man_mc.rotation += 55;
//rotates the man 55 degrees per frame

}

Well there we go and I hope you all have fun getting the man to land the right way up.
In the next section I will be looking at timers

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Keyboard Events

antirealism — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 09:13:05 +0000

Here we go finally,

Only a small exercise due to most of the code is the same as the last few exercises, so in this One there was not much for me to try to remember

so first off in this we have to make the ” EventListener ” listen to the stage for an event, the reason for this is if we call up the instance name, like I did on the other codes, we would have to select the item before it would move, so if we make the whole stage active the listen will find the Object without us having to click on it.
Here we will be using Key_Down (press) and the Key_Up (release)
I have chosen to make the item jump as we press the button and on release the item will return to position.

Here is the code…

stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, jump);
stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP, land);

//stage listener so we dont have to select Object

function jump(event:KeyboardEvent):void
{
Man_mc.y -= 100;
}
//jump up 100 pixels

function land(event:KeyboardEvent):void
{
Man_mc.y += 100;
}
/*man drop back to the original
place which is down 100 pixels*/

To test this flash movie please click in box first or click this link.
TESTMAN

I would like to add that if u hold down space bar the object (the man) will fly off screen. This is because the drop down is a listener, soon I will be learning how to make it return to its position and not run away.

Thank you for reading

Next it will be timer event…

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Script Comments

antirealism — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 09:08:15 +0000

Well hello again, just thought I would say thank you to the people
That have commented on my site and hope that others will in the
future.

Also to the people that have been waiting to see my progress.

Sorry that I have not posted for a few weeks, I have been busy playing
With my ubuntu install and playing rainbow 6 Vegas 2, left 4 dead and
Warcraft

So anyway here I am again. This time in the following exercise I am
looking at keyboard function, but first I thought I would point out
how you would write a Comment within the code.
In the last blog I broken the code down in to paragraph which I think
took a lot of reading and a lot time. So this way I can input
comments on the way and point out what’s happening at that time.
The way you put comment in the code is by using.

// this is used for a single line comment.

// :void will return nothing in code.

Also if you are writing this in the action panel within flash you
will see that there is a color change to grey (by default) to let
you no its a comment.
For a multiple lined comment you have to use a start and stop command.

/* event.target.x += 10
event.target.y += -25
this is where the items
will move up 10 across 25 */

If you do forget to put in the ” /* “command at the end of your
comment, all the code below the first command ” /* ” will be thought
of as the comment it’s self, plus once again if you are typing this
out in the actions panel you will see a color change of the text to
indicate what’s comment and what’s not.
I hope I explained that well enough…

Hopefully the keyboard function blog will be in the next week.

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Update and Explanation.

antirealism — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 20:00:06 +0000

well I have been looking at my own blog exercise 1 and I have come to the conclusion that I did not explain the code in any shape or form and for me to show u what I have learned and hopefully help others understand a little more of what goes in flash coding, I have broken the code down a bit..

“Square_mc” This is the name I gave to the object on the stage. This is called the instance name. Also I used _mc to let me no it’s a movieclip. all objects on the stage need to have a instance to be called up in the code, there is Three symbol types Movieclip _mc, Button _bt and Graphic _gc , this also can make it easier to read the code at a later date.

The “addEventListener” is the way we tell flash to listen for an event. After this we have to let flash know what this event will be, in this it was a “MouseEvent”.

“MouseEvent.CLICK” is really as it says; the event will be a click event so as You press down on the mouse button the event will start.

we then give the event a name, in this I call it “onclick”, this could have been anything but it good to put something in relation to what you want to happen, also to make it easier for you to come back to it at a later date.

With “onclick” now the name of the function that will run, we have to let flash know what will be carried out once the item as been clicked on.

The “:void” part of the code is there to let the program know that we do not need a return a value from the event.

When the “square_mc” is clicked the object will then move up by 10 pixels ” x += 10″ and across 25 pixels y “+= -25″ with a rotation of 11 degrees “rotation += -11″ I put these value in by random they could have been anything.

Then at the end of this program there is “Square_mc.buttonMode = true;” which tells flash to treat “Square_mc” like a button, so when the cursor goes over the object it will show that the item is clickable.

Well that’s it, if you now go to the second exercise and read throw the code, I hope this would have given a better understanding of what’s going on in each part.

Thank you for reading …

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Forum signiture’s

antirealism — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:27:25 +0000

Using Photoshop cs over the years, I have made a fair few different forum signature’s.

All on different topic for site like -

www.reddwarfforum.com

more info for this forum can be found at www.ub3rg33k.co.uk

www.gfxvoid.com

www.phoenixforum.co.uk

plus this one that’s a .png file so the ninja stands over any background.

please click the sig to see in separate browser.

I have a few more to show off over time. really hope you all like these and if you would like to more please leave me a comment in the box below….

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Exercise 1 part 2

antirealism — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 09:57:12 +0000

After my last exercise I have been playing with the Mouse events, trying to get multiple objects to move around the stage.
Just by repeating the exercise 1 code and changing the movie clips names. also on this stage I have one of the object move in a different way.
I used a RollOver event. This makes the object move as the cursor goes over it.

Here is the code.

Square_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, onRoll);
function onRoll(event:MouseEvent):void
{
event.target.x += 10
event.target.y += -25
event.target.rotation += -11;
}
Square_mc.buttonMode = true;
Tri_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onclicked);
function onclicked(event:MouseEvent):void
{
event.target.x += -5
event.target.y += 20
event.target.rotation += -10;
}
Tri_mc.buttonMode = true;
Str_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onclick2);
function onclick2(event:MouseEvent):void
{
event.target.y += -10
event.target.x += -10
event.target.rotation += -11
}
Str_mc.buttonMode = true;
Square2_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onclick3);
function onclick3(event:MouseEvent):void
{
event.target.x += 10
event.target.y += -40
event.target.rotation += -11;
}
Square2_mc.buttonMode = true;

In the next exercise I will be learning about keyboard events and how make object move by using the KEY_UP and KEY_DOWN properties.
also going to try making a return code for the Roll_Over event.

Once again wish me luck…..

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Excercise 1

antirealism — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 11:02:25 +0000

In this exercise, i am learning about mouse events and functions, how to move a object with a mouse click . I have chosen to move the object (square) up 25 and sideways 10 with a rotation of 11 degrees. now i no this in my next one i am going to see if i can make muliple objects move on the stage
(Wish me luck)……

Square_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onclick);

function onclick(event:MouseEvent):void

{
event.target.x += 10
event.target.y += -25
event.target.rotation += -11;
}
Square_mc.buttonMode = true;

more to coming soon ..

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Flash and what I am doing…

antirealism — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:10:09 +0000

hello and welcome to my blog on flash

I am currently going throw a few tutorials in flash, learning about how to use action script 3.0.

Hopefully I can post my exercises here in this section, for every one to play with and test ….

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