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Joa & I are very busy at the moment contributing more stuff to our little open source project PopForge. There are lots of new stuff in the line. For now, I recoded the 909 from the scratch – hopefully less CPU intensive and with better sound quality. The sound samples and grains are now stored into a single file, introducing Joa’s compressing FurnaceFormat. Quite elegant! Source code 909 GUI | Sou

I promised to publish the sources of the physics engine I had shown on the flashconference in stuttgart (same engine I would had shown in paris). I did some big changes in the structure, so some things are missing (1d physics, billard example). In the current version, I tried to test on movable segments, which could be a nice feature dealing with polygons created by simple spring connections betwe

Besides audio-programming, still the big thing to be solved in AS3. I’m currently working on a game in as3 (YEAH!) and it needs some accurate physics. I decided to spend some more time to build a flex-library for further projects and development on this topic. There are still a lot of things to implement and some collisionmodels need some proof of robustness. Features: ConvexPolygons as Springmode

Over thousand particles with little scalings on the buffer bitmap can look really sweet. I’ve coded them with 120 fps just for my entertainment, but decided after a while to store some of them. In firefox they slow down to 30fps on my computer. Make sure, you see them with the internet explorer, with provides still faster flash movies. The class is always in the same folder called PerlinForce.as.