Category Archives: physics & motion

20 reasons to use KitchenSync for animation and sequencing on your next project

Posted on July 30, 2008 by Mims H Wright

Versatility – Great for tweening animation, yes, but also great for calling functions, disptaching events, playing sounds, controlling MovieClips, and more. Virtually any code can be run at a specific time. In KitchenSync, any event or behaviour that can be … Continue reading →

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Tweening timeline animations with KitchenSync

Posted on July 8, 2008 by Mims H Wright

One of the new features in KitchenSync 1.5 is the ability to tween animations on a MovieClip’s timeline… and I’m not just talking about gotoAndPlay(), I’m talking about controlling the starting and stopping points, speed, and easing functions of an … Continue reading →

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KitchenSync version 1.5 is out!

Posted on July 8, 2008 by Mims H Wright

Odds bodkins! The latest version of what is arguably the best sequencing and tweening system for AS3, KitchenSync, has just been released! I jumped from version 1.2 to 1.5 because this one packed in so many cool features. Features like: … Continue reading →

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Splume

Posted on June 26, 2008 by Mims H Wright

Like puyo puyo + world of goo + puzzle bobble TIP: this actually broke Firefox for me but worked in Safari.

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FOAM – “Forces Of Awesome Motion”?

Posted on June 16, 2008 by Mims H Wright

I’m not sure where the name came from but Foam is a very easy to use, open-source, AS3, 2-D rigid body physics engine created by our very own Drew Cummins. I’ve been using it for an upcoming video game project … Continue reading →

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