[Flashcoders] JOB POSTING: freelance game developer (game engines required)

2007-01-05 Thread Dominic Fee
Hi All

 

Due to the amount of workload we have got on at the moment we are looking
for a freelance game developer, to produce / provide existing game engines
for a high profile site we are about to start work on.

 

As the games are more 'extras' to the site we are looking an using existing
/ work in progress game engines (think miniclip.com) that you may have
already developed rather than anything bespoke. We require 2 or 3 games that
we or you can skin / brand up.

 

The site is aimed at kids aged 4 to 14 so obviously playability, fun and
addictiveness is what were looking for.

 

If this sounds like easy money and something of interest to anyone, can you
e-mail me directly with: Your Personal Details, Experience, skill set,
portfolio, Prices/Costs for the engines and relevant example live URL's to
wet our appetite. 

 

We are based in the Leeds (UK). Working remotely would be fine for the right
candidate.

 

Cheers guys

Dom

Dominic Fee
Senior Digital Media Developer

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RE: [Flashcoders] MovieclipTween120.mxp from http://laco.wz.cz/tween/

2006-02-14 Thread Dominic Fee
Hi Moses
Thanks for getting back to me, and cheers for the download.

Im based in Leeds in the UK.
Yes please put me on the beta team, id be more than happy

Cheers,
Dom

dominic.fee(at)darka.co.uk or this address

-Original Message-
From: Moses Gunesch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 13 February 2006 19:28
To: Dominic Fee
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] MovieclipTween120.mxp from
http://laco.wz.cz/tween/

site looks great!

I guess 1.1 needs to come out this month before i speak at FF. It's  
really coming along. If you can commit to a few hours of serious  
testing for me, I will get you on the beta team. I need good,  
experienced coders like yourself!

until then here's v1.0 which is class based but does not contain  
FuseFMP for filters - that's in 1.1.

Moses Gunesch
Portland, OR

PS, where are you from?

-

Hi Moses
Do you have an expected release date for 1.1

I've just finished (well just about) www.themillbank.com which made vast use
of the tweening class. I came across Fuse too far into the site build and
knew that this would have been a better solution, so im very interested in
fuse for all future tweenwork, especially with flash 8 blur transitions etc.

Thanks Dom

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[Flashcoders] site check plese (possible preloading issue) - or is it just me ?

2006-02-03 Thread Dominic Fee
Hi all,

 

Sorry for off topic posting.

 

I was wondering if anyone on the list can post back any comments on a
preloading bug issues they may encounter when visiting www.themillbank.com
http://www.themillbank.com/  which I've just finished.

 

I'm using a loderclass and not sure weather it's this or myself whose broke
my firefox cache config settings.

As it only appears in firefox on one certain machine ive tested (not sure if
it's a particular firefox build on that machine)

 

Basically the site preloads fine however the content will not show up until
a navigation button is clicked.

If anyone has any preloading issue, could they let me know. I think its just
my firefox build, but better safe than sorry.

 

Please ignore the menus section as this is incomplete with content, design
and a few tween bugs here and there.

Client wanted it launching regardless These should be finished Mon, Tue.

 

Cheers 

Dom

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RE: [Flashcoders] targeting duplicateMovieClip

2005-12-09 Thread Dominic Fee
Its just a drag function with easing, physics going on 

Anyone Help?

Cheers,
Dom





-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Keith
Reinfeld
Sent: 08 December 2005 17:34
To: 'Flashcoders mailing list'
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] targeting duplicateMovieClip

What is this 'setupDrag()' you speak of?

-Keith

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dominic Fee
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 9:26 AM
To: 'Flashcoders mailing list'
Subject: [Flashcoders] targeting duplicateMovieClip

Hi guys im having trouble targeting duplicated movie clips

I am using the following code to produce them:

 

 

mycount = 30;

dom = 40;

 

//function to create multiple movieclips from single movie clip

function createFlyingMC() {

if (mycountdom) {

 
_root.flying_mc.duplicateMovieClip(flying_mc+mycount,_root.getNextHighestD
epth());

randomX = 500*Math.random();

randomY = 500*Math.random();

eval(flying_mc+mycount)._x = randomX;

eval(flying_mc+mycount)._y = randomY;

mycount++;

} else {

clearInterval(ID);

for (var i = 0; i1000; i++) {

 
//removeMovieClip(eval(flying_mc+i));

}

}

}

//function to periodically call another function

ID = setInterval(createFlyingMC, 50);

 

flying_mc.setupDrag();

 

 

 

now what I want to do is control the 10 flying_mc ive created

I thought it would be as simple as using flying_mc2.setupDrag(); or
flying_mc3.setupDrag(); but this seems not to be the case

 

Any help would be much appreciated

 

Thanks dudes

Dom

 

 

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RE: [Flashcoders] Bokel's LoaderClass cache issue with Firefox - HELP!

2005-11-04 Thread Dominic Fee
Hi Steve

Sorry forgot to mention that yes ive also checked that too.

The work is very heavily in development so ignore the work in progress.

http://www.darka.co.uk/MB_test/default.asp


when the interface loads, it also preloads the profile.swf and review.swf
which work fine however when selecting them from the buttons on the left
(ignore menus and contact) that is when firefox insist to reload them from
scratch again.

Man this is driving me insane.

Cheers,
Dom



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve
Webster
Sent: 04 November 2005 10:23
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Bokel's LoaderClass cache issue with Firefox -
HELP!

Hi Dom,

 I have an initial swf in which im loading 2 external swf's into.  
 That's all
 working perfectly however firefox is not caching the external swf's  
 and is
 insisting on reloading them from scratch every time one of them is  
 requested
 from a button click, whereas Internet Explorer knows they were  
 cached and
 doesn't insist on preloading them again. (which is how it should be)

Have you got caching turned off in Firefox? Seems like a simply  
enough question, but we had memory caching (not just hd caching)  
turned off one one of our machines here that caused us some real  
headaches with swf preloading. Check the relevant settings in  
about:config, quit and restart the browser.

Hope this helps!

Cheers,

Steve

-- 
Steve Webster
Interactive Developer

Featurecreep Ltd.
www.featurecreep.com
14 Orchard Street, Bristol, BS1 5EH
0117 905 5047

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RE: [Flashcoders] Bokel's LoaderClass cache issue with Firefox - HELP!

2005-11-04 Thread Dominic Fee
Hi Nick,

1.06 firefox

Ive made the profile.swf bigger in file size now just so you can see if the
preloading is working or not and if you get that horrible re-preload

Cheers,
Dom

The code im using for preloading at the moment is:

(ignore all the dirty if statements, im going to be animating the load bar
supersmooth)



bar_mc.onLoadProgress = function(loaderObj) {
this._xscale = loaderObj.getPercent();
};
myListener_obj = new Object();
bar_mc.onLoadStart = function(loaderObj) {
trace(Loading of +loaderObj.getTarget()+ has started);
};
myListener_obj.onLoadProgress = function(loaderObj) {
trace(Percentage: +loaderObj.getPercent());
if (loaderObj.getPercent()1) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 10, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()10) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 20, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()20) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 40, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()30) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 60, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()40) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 80, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()50) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 100, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()60) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 120, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()70) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 140, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()80) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 150, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
if (loaderObj.getPercent()90) {
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 160, 2.5, easeOutBounce, 0,
Preloader);
}
};
bar_mc.onLoadComplete = function(success, loaderObj) {


trace(Loading of +loaderObj.getTarget()+ is completed);
_root.tweener.tween(_width, 172, 1.5, easeOutSine, 0, Continue);
function Continue() {
nextFrame();
}
};
myLoader = new com.qlod.LoaderClass();
myLoader.addListener(bar_mc);
myLoader.observe(this);
myLoader.load(movie_mc, profile/profile.swf, myListener_obj);
myLoader.load(movie_mc, reviews/reviews.swf, myListener_obj);
stop();


then on the buttons im using:


// 1. Load Profile
function LoadProfile() {
trace(Load Profile);
EnableNav();
loadMovie(profile/profile.swf, movie_mc);

}
// 2. Load Reviews
function LoadReviews() {
trace(Load Reviews);
EnableNav();
loadMovie(reviews/reviews.swf, movie_mc);
}


Cheers,
Dom




-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nick Weekes
Sent: 04 November 2005 10:49
To: 'Flashcoders mailing list'
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Bokel's LoaderClass cache issue with Firefox -
HELP!

Dom,

You got seperate preloaders for each section?  As on my PC (XP SP2) I don't
see any difference in behaviour between IE and Firefox...So I can't tell if
the movies you are preloading are preloaded or not, as there is only a delay
of like 1 second before the content starts appearing.  So im guessing it may
be a firefox issue on your machine?  What version?

Cheers,

Nick


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dominic Fee
Sent: 04 November 2005 10:38
To: 'Flashcoders mailing list'
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Bokel's LoaderClass cache issue with Firefox -
HELP!

Hi Steve

Sorry forgot to mention that yes ive also checked that too.

The work is very heavily in development so ignore the work in progress.

http://www.darka.co.uk/MB_test/default.asp


when the interface loads, it also preloads the profile.swf and review.swf
which work fine however when selecting them from the buttons on the left
(ignore menus and contact) that is when firefox insist to reload them from
scratch again.

Man this is driving me insane.

Cheers,
Dom



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve
Webster
Sent: 04 November 2005 10:23
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Bokel's LoaderClass cache issue with Firefox -
HELP!

Hi Dom,

 I have an initial swf in which im loading 2 external swf's into.  
 That's all
 working perfectly however firefox is not caching the external swf's 
 and is insisting on reloading them from scratch every time one of them 
 is requested from a button click, whereas Internet Explorer knows they 
 were cached and doesn't insist on preloading them again. (which is how 
 it should be)

Have you got caching turned off in Firefox? Seems like a simply enough
question, but we had memory caching (not just hd caching) turned off one one
of our machines

RE: [Flashcoders] Flash and ASP/MSSQL

2005-10-31 Thread Dominic Fee
Hi Amanda

This link may be of great use:

Cheers
Dom

http://www.cybergrain.com/tech/demos/flashhtml/

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Amanda Kuek
Sent: 30 October 2005 04:39
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash and ASP/MSSQL

Hello everyone,

This is a question about Flash in an ASP form which communicates with an
MSSQL db. I'm not really sure how to phrase the question, so I'm afraid that
I'll just have to explain the story.

Imagine an ASP page about faulty garments. Let's just say that if you had a
hole in your T-shirt, you could visit this page to report it. The page would
have normal HTML fields for name and email, and it would also have a SWF
with a picture of a T-shirt. The disgruntled hole-y user clicks on the
T-shirt to leave an X representing where the hole is. The form information
(including that of the hole location, in the SWF) is then submitted using a
normal HTML submit button and stored in the MSSQL db.

I spose my question is, is this scenario possible? Is it only possible to
store user-submitted information (in this case, the X,Y coordinates of the
hole) by clicking on a Send button WITHIN flash, or is there another way?
I'd like to avoid making a user explicitly submit the SWF information AS
WELL AS the form information.

Any ideas and comments much appreciated,

Thanks muchly,

Amanda.
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