PWRT The Psychoeconomy War Room Table from Gustavo Romano on Vimeo.
I know the ReacTable is nothing new, but since last year it is an opensource project.
So it’s your turn to follow the instructions and build your own with your own specifications and desires.
On Vimeo you can see all the creative and technical digital output of the people.
So if you are into programming and you are searching for a new digital sound interface, you can build your on table.
Our world becomes more and more artificial. Navigate websites via voice or camera, driving on futuristic vehicle instead of walking, saving tones of data on to tiny flashcards or produce music with the most spacey controller ever, like christian bannister with his multi-touch interface!
Some ideas I’ve seen in the past where going in the same direction but for me this is definitely the closest one. This is the first prototype by christian. The musician, designer and developer located in Portland, Oregon doing constantly updates – pursue that on subcycle.org.
Touch Loop Navigator from christian bannister on Vimeo.
Here is a beautiful example of what you can do with the openFramwork library.
“This is an off-shoot from a visual performance accompanying the Rambert Dance Company in London. (…)Reincarnation from Memo Akten on Vimeo.
Have you ever heard of openFrameworks? Well i guess who follows stuff around the web has probably seen some projects done with this coding library. It is a C++ library for creative coding. Watch this to see what you can do with it. I love it!
made with openFrameworks from openFrameworks on Vimeo.
Here it is..something many of us probably already looked for. The cross-browser footer solution in CSS.
http://www.cssstickyfooter.com/
found at http://daily.creattica.com/
Hello.
The second Part of the Tutorial is a little bit more tricky. Since we provided one surface of grey tiles in the first part only, we will now improve the whole in that way that each individual tile is filled with the appropriate cutout of the BitmapData of an image file. The tiled Sprites are positioned by one for loop and they represent the picture again correctly. The difference to the original is not to determine because the Sprites lie exactly next to each other. From these tiles we create as last step a ParticleObject to be able to animate it later.
The first 25-Line ActionScript Contest finished recently with some very impressive results. Marius Heil from Germany won it with this amazing text-based game. He won a Adobe CS4 Master Collection. Congrats.
All the other Finalists were amazing. Check the images to see what you can produce with only 25 lines of Actionscript.
Hello.
To create this nice fragmentation effect like the one from Andy Foulds`s homepage, i have written this little AS3 Class. The first part of the tutorial will mainly focus on how to get this effect running. The second part shows a way to get an arbitrary DisplayObject onto the fragmentation layer to create a cooler transition effect.
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| The example code uses a DocumentClass wich is just executed by “FragmentExample.fla”. So don´t be confused if you do not find any AS3 in the *.fla file. |
