Projects tagged ‘flash’ and ‘tile’

2D Isometric Engine project build with Flash AS3. It is an open source, multilevel and multiplayer tilebased isometric engine.

I am a french student coding during my free times. I build this project in order to help people to create 2D games. I am currently making the basics of the engine and i hope that i will like it ... [More] , use it and modify the sources to adapt the code to ur needs. What has been done : -Deplacement in a 2D multi level tile based game -Collision management between object, tiles and characters -Multiplayer synchronisation thanks to XMLSocket connections to a java server I need people to make me some graphics such as characters or textures French description: http://angelstreetv2.blogspot.com/ - -- - [Less]

Mudboy is a tile-based platform-style Flash game engine written in Action Script 3. It is/was developed as a hobby for educational purposes. It uses a tiny Architectural Framework (based on PureMVC) ... [More] that I threw together for fun ("research") called Minibus. You can download/view the latest SWF file here: http://mudboy.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/MudBoy/bin/MudBoyMain.swf NOTE: you must draw some floor tiles and click Save Level BEFORE you press any keys. There is no bounds checking on the character, so an error will be thrown if you move outside of the screen. You can read some stuff about Minibus here: http://mudboy.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/MudBoy/docs/Minibus.txt [Less]

I MOVED THIS TO http://github.com/anselm/SpinnyGlobe. THIS IS OLD THEREFORE. Spinny Globes for flash, the iphone and native platforms. Similar in theme to NASA WorldWind and Google Earth. A 3d ... [More] globe with wms tile support and arc-ball based rotation. There are three targets for this source code 1) flash 2) opengl 3) iphone native app. 1) Flash is a challenging target. Historically it has been somewhat difficult to show a 3d globe in the browser let alone anything in 3d; solutions such as java applets are not universally supported, and flash itself although well supported has had no 3d support. Papervision3d is a lightweight pure source code flash component that we leverage to make it possible to easily deliver a 3d globe in the browser. This is hopefully a foundation for variety of projects, and being open source it can hopefully be improved by the community. Here is a running example of an earlier rev of the flash version of this code: http://hook.org/anselm/projects/20070901_MeadanGlobe/globe/bin/globe.html And my home page has it too currently: http://hook.org And so does Suddenly (whom I made it for for fun): http://suddenly.org And a more recent version: http://civicmaps.org/spinnyglobe/flash/bin/spinnyglobe.html 2) The OpenGL version is quite simple and a good development reference point although of course not competitive with NASA WorldWind or Google Earth. There is a sample port of the same code to cygwin under windows under opengl as well in /opengl . 3) The iPhone version is more preliminary - the hope is to improve it with community support. I've built an installer so you can install it via community sources like any app. To do this you first crack your phone (ziphone.org) then goto your installer, and goto sources within that, and then add a new source - that new source will be http://meadanglobe.googlecode.com/files/iphone.xml. When typing in the iphone ui it will try to capitalize iPhone.XML - reject that suggestion. Now you will have the globe as a source. Goto your installer main menu. Goto Multimedia. Goto Globe. Install that. Now it will appear as an icon on your iphone desktop. Congradulations. All you can do right now is rotate it. It does not fetch textures dynamically. The sun position is static right now. Please feel free to help out. For the source code see /iphone. This runs on the OpenGLES profile. An executable is included. Here is a screen-shot of the iphone opengl native version: http://www.flickr.com/photos/anselmhook/1747152617/in/set-72157602696188420/ This is a volunteer open source effort with support provided by Meedan and Call2Action. [Less]

Intended for use with my (upcoming) tile mapping tutorial. Sorry, this is discontinued for now. I still want to do this, but there's an ongoing project for which I've already developed way better ... [More] tile map code. After it's released, I'll most likely get that and publish the relevant parts together with a tutorial. Cheers! --Pedro [Less]