Category Archives: physics & motion

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

Posted on July 30, 2008 by

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

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 →

Posted in AIR, AS3, Flash, Flex, Lab, physics & motion, Site-seeing, Tutorial, Videogames | Tagged | 2 Comments

KitchenSync version 1.5 is out!

Posted on July 8, 2008 by

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

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

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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