I've updated my original Papervision Coverflow knockoff from Phunky to GreatWhite. The main change is the use of Renderer and ViewPort, but I also added some code to stop renderingContinue readingPapervision Coverflow updated for PV3D 2.0 (GreatWhite)

I am working on combining a lot of data into one engine where items can be searched and linked together, but there are several data type, each with unique dataContinue readingWorking with Different Kinds of Data: Using OUTER JOINS and Inheritance

UPDATE: Now uses Papervision 2.0 Alpha (GreatWhite).  There are a million Apple Coverflow knockoffs (blitz, doug mccune, antti kupila, weber design) and now there are a million and one. ThisContinue readingYet Another Coverflow using Papervision

We use Akamai (formerly ninesystems) for all of our video streaming (media page, online education, grad stories, etc.) and we tend to use the FLVPlayback component for our various videoContinue readingFlash Streaming with Akamai in AS3

There is not a clear way in Flash access what site is using your SWF. On DTS's media page, we allow users to embed our media player in their blogsContinue readingIs another site/URL using my Flash SWF?

While doing development in Papervision 3D again for a campus map, I thought it would be fun to mock up a dynamic size comparison tool like the one at sizeasy.Continue readingReal World Object Size Comparison in Papervision3D

You can now download FreeTextBox 4.0 Beta 1.  Please add comments here or use the contact page on FreeTextBox.com

Demo Download Update: Many people have noted “it looks like [picker X]” and they are right: there are tons of pickers out there (I listed a few in the original post).Continue readingPhotoShop-like JavaScript Color Picker

For the last year, I’ve been working and reworking FreeTextBox 4 for various internal projects, trying to come up with a good API that will work well for both ASP.NETContinue readingFreeTextBox 4.0 Update

We just finished an initial version of a Flash embedded player of our DTS media. All of our chapels and dialogues will now be embedded into blogs. We've made roomContinue readingNew Embedded Flash Player