WebP decoder for Flash. | UnitZeroOne
Nothing much here, but I thought I’d share a handy little library to decode WebP in Flash. Here’s two demo’s : Lena and V for Vendetta, both encoded using the webp binaries provided here. It’s a small wrapper around the WebP library ported with Alchemy. The port is pretty easy to do using Alchemy, aside from some issues with the Alchemy toolchain pretending to be a normal gcc toolchain; it enables
Demo Video of WebM being decoded by Flash. | UnitZeroOne
Demo Video of WebM being decoded by Flash. from Ralph Hauwert on Vimeo. This is a little side project I have been playing with. I’m porting google’s libvpx using Adobe Alchemy to run WebM in Flash Player 10, which doesn’t support the format natively yet. Because it’s not much more then a small and experimental side project, I quickly made a video to show it’s progress up until now. Monday the new
The Particle Sessions : Part One, Is this it ? | UnitZeroOne
Part One of the Particle Session kicks off with looking at a system similar, but simpler then this Bloom particle experiment (music made for it by the fantastic artist Rich Bologna, thank you again for it, Rich!). We’ll be taking slow steps of optimizations and at the end have a get prepared for the next level. To be able to get up to speed with the working of the video particles, we’ll start from
Labs | UnitZeroOne
This page lists a selection of my labs experiments, old and new. Click around and explore, but keep in mind, this all experimental and unpolished work. 3D Alchemy Particle Pusher 300.000 3d particles in Flash 10 using Alchemy. 3D interactive Vertexmap (milkyball) Flash 10 3D test. 3D Music Visualization Flash 10 3D music visualization test. Audio – FlashModPlug ModPlug ported to Flash with Alchemy
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Dear Steve, | UnitZeroOne
Long time no see! I’ve been busy, sorry. First off all, I want to congratulate you on the great show today. Wow, that iPad is truly one of those things everyone is going to want to have, like your previous successes with the iPod and iPhone. I take my hat off for that! And wow, what a lead up to the show. Probably the first hype of 2010. And do you guys know how to keep a secret and then give a gr
PixelBender Raytracer & Milkyball | UnitZeroOne
Milkyball, a further extension of my Triangle3D experimentation, used in my presentation of end 2009. Click on the shape to see the magic vertexmap. PixelBender + Flash raytracer. Work in progress. I posted both of these earlier on my twitter (@unitzeroone), but they didn’t make the blog as of yet. More details in future posts.
Triangle3D : Small Flash 10 3D demo. | UnitZeroOne
Over the last days I’ve spent some time twittering back and forth with Eugene. His supershape demo is very cool and we spent some time ‘tweeting’ about shaders. This lead me to upload and twitter one of my experiments which I used as part of my FOTB / MAX presentation. Judging by the huge number of retweets it seems people enjoyed it a lot, so I figured that it was worth a blog post. I started wor
Source : Better Flash 10 3D interaction : ArcBall | UnitZeroOne
With the addition of the 2.5d API in Flash 10, lot’s of developers now have even easier access to basic 2.5D environments. But with those new capabilities and API’s new challenges for developers arise. Famously, Flash 10 doesn’t do the Z-Sorting natively. When Lee Brimelow asked me if I could send him an easy solution for that, I sent him the SimpleZSorter. Which he in turn used to paste my profil
A PV3D book : Papervision3D Essentials | UnitZeroOne
I normally don’t delve into book reviews or endorsements; and I won’t go there just yet with this post. But I do want to get your attention for the first released Papervision3D book; Papervision3D Essentials. Written by Jeff Winder and Paul Tondeur, this elaborate, 13 chapter book looks great for anyone wanting to learn or deepen their knowledge of the Papervision3D API and Engine. Congratulations
More play with Alchemy : Lookup table effects. | UnitZeroOne
After the overwhelming response of posting the sources of 300.000 pixels with Alchemy and Pixelbender, I thought it would be nice to post some more from my session at FITC Amsterdam. First let’s take a look at what people have done in response of the previous sources. Yonatan Offek – Sierpinski Particles Peter Nitsch – Alchemy Particles David Lenaerts – Smoke, Milk and Ink Dennis Ippel – Incredibl
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