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Here’s the concluding part of our tutorial about creating a multi-state car using a finite state machine. In this part, you will see how easy it is to add more states as well as new features to the car. When finished, you’ll know exactly how to structure control for your FSM Object, which will be demonstrated when we add animation and sound.
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This two-part tutorial will cover creating a multi-state car using a finite state machine. We will start with Procedural FSM and progress into the State Pattern design pattern. Concept and creation will be our main focus during this first part; we will then proceed into application and extension during the second part.
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Twice a month, we revisit some of our readers’ favorite posts from throughout the history of Activetuts+. This tutorial was first published in March, 2010.
In this tutorial, we will create a custom class which breaks a picture into a thousand pieces and simulates a wind blowing them away. I created this project purely with AS3 and FlashDevelop – Flash not required!
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This is the concluding part of the 3D interface tutorial we began last week. If you’re looking to better your Papervision3D skills, you’ll love this addition to the Active Premium archive..
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In this Active Premium tutorial, you will learn how to create a complete 3D Interface framework that you can easily modify and re-use. By the time you finish, you’ll have a great understanding of Papervision3D, have learned a handful of effects and learned to apply them to PV3D. You’ll also have a good understanding of OOP and how classes work together in a medium scale project like this one.
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This week’s addition to the ever-increasing stockpile of Active Premium tutorials features PaperVision3D and discusses some awesome, reusable classes. If you aren’t yet a subscriber, join today to get exclusive access to all Premium content!
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Today, we have another Active Premium tutorial exclusively available to Premium members. If you want to take your ActionScript skills to the next level, then we have an awesome AIR tutorial for you, courtesy of John Reyes
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Just as the title suggests, we’re going to simulate an Atom with shells of electrons orbiting a nucleus, using Papervision 3D. Let’s get going..
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