Exploiting the effect created by perlinNoise() you can create ripple effects and waves with Papervision3D .
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undolibrary: Actionscript 3.0 library on Google Code
I opened a project on Google Code : undolibrary. For now, this library contains only one component (Knob - Knob) to be used by Actionscript 3.0. I mention this because this component is preparatory to a series of tutorials / sources in Flash that I wanted to make available.
Google Code
First of all, I introduce the concept of Google Code for those who were strangers. Google Code is a free service made available by Google in order to share code but, above all, to share in a collaborative way with a versioning system (subversion) and wikis useful to development groups (especially open source) or to individual programmers. On the Google Code site include:
- Access to opensource projects specific to Google (such as Google Maps API, Google Translate API, etc ...)
- The hosting service to open its own project
You can search for other projects, with a search engine specially built. Many development groups, consisting of teams that are located in distant geographical areas, exploit this sharing to work together, backed by a well established system of versioning (checkout / checkin not to overlap or supproto to create branch - spinoff of projects) . Libraries and tools, such as Papervision3D , Tweener or as3corelib , for example, is right on Google Code enjoying one side of a hosting and development of other public access to download the source and documentation.
Important point, then, is the possibility - open a project - to set the access and viewing. If you want you can protect your work or make it completely private, rather than public.







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Giovambattista Fazioli : @ ale: As shown @ Kevin see on GitHub repo: https://github.com/gfazioli/Ch roma-Key
Giovambattista Fazioli : @ Kevin: See https://github.com/gfazioli/Ch roma-Key
Kevin : Very nice example - would like to see the. fla too!
Ludovica : Hello! I'll explain my doubt. When I write a post not add pictures in the article (if so ...
Marco : hello @ Giovan Battista Fazioli, thanks for all the explanations of this excellent guide. I have a question to ...