BCAC concept
Last night i sent in a concept for the new BCAC website, here’s a screenshot:
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Posts Tagged Flash
Set 1: There may be bugs
A game called Set, to which I was recently introduced, got me thinking about algorithms. A lot.
In particular, set finding algorithms.
I found in myself the desire to program a set player, but what use is a set player without a game to set? It is of little use, indeed, my friend.
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Unnecessary calculator
There’s a calculator on my cell phone. There’s probably one on your cell phone.
So I made one for my mp3 player (iRiver SPINN).
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An entire month of icons!
So many days have passed since the 24th of last month, and even more icons have been converted: 16002 total – an average of 516 per day! And the garbage collector even works — no more SSHing in every few days to delete old files for me!
That’s a lot of icons per day IMO! A lot of icons in general.
So a while ago I was working on a flash card system. That’s how that business card viewer was accomplished so quickly.
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Typing = in flash while using firefox
I came across a weird bug the other day, but it had a simple solution which Google — through ignorance or malice, though I hope the former — kept from me.
Typing the = character into flash resulted in a + when using Firefox!
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Save the princess, she is feeble
I can tell from the hurtful lack of emails and comments that this past week without update has been noticed by most of you.
I can explain. And this isn’t just one of those explanations meant to stall for time and an opportunity for escape. It is that, but also nothing more.
There were a lot of things to be done after coming back from Victoria this past weekend. Most interesting being a second game demo contest with Shaun Kiernan, to be judged by his girl-friend’s sister’s boy-friend, Richard.
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A Flash gallery frontend
I wrote a flash gallery front-end a week or so back. There’s a picture of it above.
Just kidding, it’s an actual instance! Some of the thumbnails might take a while to load. That is because they are not thumbnails but giant, giant images.
It uses ExternalInterface and Javascript to display the descriptions in the HTML. I’ll post the relevant code with an explanation next time, but let me tell you right now – having more than one gallery per page doesn’t pose a problem ( programmatically ).
The gallery is described by XML, and added to a page with a simple Javascript call.
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