Author Archives: Caleb Johnston

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Fast Intro to Flash

Posted on April 8, 2009 by Caleb Johnston

There is plenty of documentation, tutorials and explanation of Flash on the internet, blogs and books. However, it’s hard for me to find a good, concise article that covers Flash well. I’ve been exposing Flash 9 to a friend of … Continue reading →

Posted in AIR, AS3, Flash, Flex, Meta | 6 Comments

Flash Player 10 – 3D Example

Posted on October 21, 2008 by Caleb Johnston

I’ve tinkered a bit with Flash Player 10. One thing that seems almost funny about the 3D effects of Flash thus far is that very few examples show off actually 3D objects. Most examples I’ve examined show 2D planes transformed … Continue reading →

Posted in AS3, Flash, Flex, Lab, Programming | Tagged , | 5 Comments

Flash player 10

Posted on October 8, 2008 by Caleb Johnston

Its that time again. Time to get into the latest and greatest tech from one of those giant software engineering companies. This time, the tech is Adobe’s Flash player 10. Step 1: download the Flex 4 SDK and the Flash … Continue reading →

Posted in AIR, AS3, Flash, Flex, News, Programming | Tagged | 7 Comments

Double Dissapointment

Posted on August 22, 2008 by Caleb Johnston

ECMA script 4 (or 3.1) and OpenGL 3. I may be in the (rare?) position of being highly interested in two disparate technologies. The first being an online scripting language standard governed by ECMA (used in Javascript & Actionscript). The … Continue reading →

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Papervision3D Part 3: Features continued

Posted on August 17, 2008 by Caleb Johnston

This posting is part 3 of a series. If you find that you’d rather start from the beginning, check out Part 1 and Part 2 first. In this post, I’ll cover Papervision animation, the ASCollada project, render statistics, performance optimization. … Continue reading →

Posted in AS3, Architecture, Flash, Programming | 4 Comments