A little geometry project in which I make things move . . . → Read More: What I Did On My Summer Vacation
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A little geometry project in which I make things move . . . → Read More: What I Did On My Summer Vacation A simple demonstration of class generation in Actionscript using the as3-commons-bytecode library . . . → Read More: Generating Generics: Creating Classes at Run Time in Flash This enum thinks it’s the last word in ActionScript enumerated-type implementations. In fact it thinks it’s so hot that it calls itself the Ultimate Enum. Check it out and see if it doesn’t do the trick for you. If it doesn’t, please let me know and I hope we can improve it further. Example enum . . . → Read More: The Arrogant Enum Amit Patel has published a great article on map generation based upon Voronoi polygons. He generates the Voronoi polygons using my as3delaunay library. But the polygons are just the beginning of his process… Try the demo! And — yum — see the source code! Constrained minimum spanning trees as shape fills, the moving version of my earlier post The Name of the Node. . . . → Read More: Trees Grow I’ve released the as3delaunay library on github! . . . → Read More: Roll Over, Delaunay: Voronoi Library Goes Open-Source UPDATE I’ve improved on this implementation; please see the later post The Arrogant Enum. This is about implementing an enum in AS3 with value restriction ( i.e. the programmer should be unable to diminish or add to the set of values) and type safety. We’ll implement the data type as a Class. In order to . . . → Read More: Implementing Enumerated Types in ActionScript 3 In Flash we can HARNESS THE POWER OF BITMAPDATA (as it might be put in a conference session blurb) to grow Voronoi regions under differing conditions, without doing any algebra. Click on the image to launch the Voronoi Generator. Variations on Voronoi Diagrams, from Geometry in Action: One way of getting Voronoi diagrams . . . → Read More: Crystals, Evil Rangers, and Voronoi without an Engine A little code for a change. . . . → Read More: Marching Squares: Boundary detection Click on the image to see 1000 Voronoi points in motion. Keyboard controls as in the Voronoi Toy. If the popup won’t go away when you click the X, click in the movie and hit “s” to stop the moving points. I couldn’t resist, Frank! . . . → Read More: Mona Voronita |
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