Entries in the ‘Web development’ Category:
filed in Flash on Nov.07, 2007
The Papervision3D wiki has an example for making billboarded sprites with just three extra lines of code. Trouble is, it doesn’t really work. Anyone who’s tried it may have noticed that when the planes get too close to the camera, or if the camera rotates around it’s z-axis at all, the planes start rolling instead [...]
Tags: 3d, billboard, code, example, fix, Flash, graphics, Papervision3D
filed in Flash, Games on Feb.04, 2007
I don’t get it, but my wife loves the celebrity gossip, so when all this stuff about Jessica Simpson started coming out I whipped up this little game to make her laugh. It’s an homage to an old Mac game I haven’t seen in years called “Slick Willie.” I’m also keeping track of [...]
Tags: Flash, game, Pizza Hut
filed in Flash, Linux on Jan.20, 2007
Those of you in the know already know that Adobe recently released Flash 9 for Linux. An official, honest to god, up to date version. The best part? It actually works.
I’ve had problems with Flash since I switched to Linux, because I foolishly chose the AMD64 version of Kubuntu. After messing [...]
Tags: AMD64, Flash, Linux
filed in Emacs, Lisp, Web development on Sep.23, 2006
I’ve been struggling on and off to get KPAX to work for the past few days. It turns out that the default method SLIME uses to communicate with the Lisp interpreter causes problems with the way s-sysdeps sets up the socket listening function in SBCL. The workaround is to set swank:communication-style to :fd-handler, [...]
Tags: Emacs, fix, KPAX, SBCL, SLIME