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Digital Graffiti Wall ~ Speakeasy 2.0

August 4th, 2010

Version one has been put into use, successfully I may add.

Two weekends ago, Ingenuity Fest Speakeasy 2.0 Fundraiser. It was HOT, but it was Excellent! I was setup in the catacombs of the bridge, but I could still head the bass thumping from the DJs at the base of it. They ended up setting me up right next to Alexander Boxerbaum and Andy Horchler, the time lapse artists I worked with last year. They were showing off their 36 Views of a Bridge videos. And they had new time lapse rigs to try out, I saw the results... AMAZING! They even filmed some use of the Graffiti Wall in sped up time. Video to come soon (^_^).

So the digital graffiti wall. Honestly, I'm kind of flying by the set of my pants with it and need to lock down a few things. I've been wanting to dub it #IngenGraffiti, but I don't know if it is worth doing that, since I'll be able to use it beyond Ingenuity Fest. What do you think? Or should I be named IngenGraffiti for now, and just renamed later?

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A list of Actionscript Resources… Why Not.

August 3rd, 2010

I keep writing posts and not posting them because they are work related and I guess I need to tread lightly around work stuff... Don't need to get into hot water, just gotta do what I gotta do. So here are some resources I use, and a little about why I like them. Read the rest of this entry »

Hype Framework Particles + Multitouch AS3

June 18th, 2010

Hey there. It sure has been a while hasn't it?

Looks like I have a little down time while my computer defrags and my upgrade goes through at work, so I thought I'd hop on and white up a quick post of something I just wrapped up and released.

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Coding Edits Coming

January 7th, 2010

Looks like it is about time I back track a little and do some post editing. There are a few things that have changed through time that I should re-account for.

  1. returnBlobs() now exists in the Touchlib TUIO library
  2. using 'localhost' may not be the best to connect TUIO, with Win 7 out people have been running into Flash connection problems and '127.0.0.1' connects much better.
    • In Posts
    • In Files
      • Google Code Subversion repository
      • Google Code Zip Files
      • cyancdesign.com based Zip Files

Soon they edits will be made and I'll let you know when the changes are up.

Sliding Lists ~ TUIO Flash App Widget

December 13th, 2009

screenshot1So I am trying to build out this proof of concept application, its a demo of a conference's floor plan with a list of all the attendee on the side, you'll scroll through the list, pick one and the app will show you the location on the map and give more information about the attendee. Only one problem, I'm using the TUIO, so there isn't a component for a scollable list of ...anything. So looks like I just have to build one.

I took a couple tries before I stopped coding myself into a corner. The layering of the component had to be just right. Plus, it needed to the usable at any angle. It is intended for a table top / multi-user display. And to make that happen, I needed quite a bit of layering, on the app and in the code itself.

I also wanted this to start off all code based, so I only used FlashDevelop. So moving forward, if you have Flash you can build a MovieClip and attach it to the List Item Object and customize the look of the selectable items.

Download Slide List Widget

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TUIO Small Keyboard Widget

November 20th, 2009

My Google Code page has been updated! After what has seemingly been forever.

I've created a widget that I'd like to share with everyone. A small for keyboard for use in Flash TUIO multitouch (experiments) projects. The form I based off of my Google Android Phone and iPhone style. Read the rest of this entry »

App Demo Vid – Google Map Search

November 19th, 2009

It about time I mentioned an application I've been working on. Expanding the start of using Google Maps, this demo expands on it and combines a few examples I found into one application.

The idea behind it is to be setup in a local that is getting a lot of unfamiliar to the area traffic. This could be a place of commerce, public space or conference to name a few. Read the rest of this entry »

Collider Stats

October 7th, 2009

The Collider Series page on my website is now displaying some analytic information about what apps are being played with most.

Looks like FluidSolver is in the lead,
with Touch Physics close behind!

And Gaia’s Touch, impressive...have I shared that one with everyone yet?