I am looking for tips/experiences for a simple/intuitive and affordable gantt
based (offline) planning tool which should run on Windows vista.
Which tools are you using to plan your Flash projects and why would you
recommend it?
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Flashcoders
Benny wrote:
I am looking for tips/experiences for a simple/intuitive and affordable gantt
based (offline) planning tool which should run on Windows vista.
Which tools are you using to plan your Flash projects and why would you
recommend it?
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On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 11:48, Ron Wheeler
rwhee...@artifact-software.comwrote:
Benny wrote:
I am looking for tips/experiences for a simple/intuitive and affordable
gantt based (offline) planning tool which should run on Windows
Look at Sandy 3D http://www.flashsandy.org/
Gustavo Duenas wrote:
hi I have this in mind, a 3d figure, a cube , ok this cube has a
diferent image and a button in every one of its faces, so the button
should trigger a particular
code, but how can I handle this is 3d? and how can tell
Flash sandy is nice but im currently experimenting with papervision.
Flash sandy is great though it needs some development for as3.
Papervision has an as3 version currently which supports imports form 3dsmax
and maya.
i have been playing with papervision for about 2 days now the things you can
where can I get it? , I'm in the papervision digest or mailing list,
but at this time they said there is not a download yet.
So Sandy is the same as papervision or more difficult?
regards
On Mar 20, 2007, at 9:29 AM, gareth gwyther wrote:
Flash sandy is nice but im currently
someone else know how can I install the dandy on my flashsorry my
ignorance but I don't know?
Regards
On Mar 20, 2007, at 10:59 AM, Gustavo Duenas wrote:
where can I get it? , I'm in the papervision digest or mailing
list, but at this time they said there is not a download yet.
to install flash sandy you need to add the two libarys. got to flash edit
preference action script 2. Click action script 2 then add both paths from
the two libarys the sandy one and the other one i forget the name. do the
same by clicking the actionscript2 button in your publish settings. How i
hi I have this in mind, a 3d figure, a cube , ok this cube has a
diferent image and a button in every one of its faces, so the button
should trigger a particular
code, but how can I handle this is 3d? and how can tell actionscript
about every single face which has a different design and a
If you are using Mindmanager, you will probably like Compendium. It
includes support for transclusion which allows a map of multiple
dimensions to be created easily. This eliminates the need for all of the
arrows in MindManager.
It is FREE and easy to install (can use your existing JVM but
Hi Ron, thanks for the reply and the suggestion! Compedium seems very
interesting indeed! Downloading it right now :D
Cheers,
Marcelo.
On 10/12/06, Ron Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are using Mindmanager, you will probably like Compendium. It
includes support for transclusion which
Hi again Ron...
Thanks for the tip, Compedium is really what I was looking for.. what a
great piece of software :)
Marcelo.
On 10/12/06, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ron, thanks for the reply and the suggestion! Compedium seems very
interesting indeed! Downloading it
Ok, this may be a silly question, but I would really like to know your
opinions on how you handle project documentation workflow.
* What artifacts/tools and or file formats do you use to document your
project?
- I've got a personal journal where I keep several random thoughts on a
day-to-day
Some time ago I took on a project for a client for whom I had previously
executed several projects successfully. The Flash project had been attempted
by someone else earlier, and abandoned after some 30 lines of actionscript
code - it was essentially an animation, nothing more. Their
Hi Ville,
First up, you have my sympathy - I know what it's like working with
difficult clients like this! It sounds like you've found yourself in a
situation where the client's lack of technical knowledge means they
undervalue what you have done and are capable of.
Regards the code structure
I worked on it and squeezed it out narrowly by the deadline they had set.
They were not happy at all. Supposedly the program is not useable by
them
(for reasons that haven't been explained to me, even though everything
that
was initially asked was implemented), and supposedly the code is too
as someone that has experienced the pain of taking on jobs that other
developers abandonded and having to work with what they left, I would
absolutely not have a problem with what you left...i may not agree
with how you've done everything, but there is nothing there to say
that this code is
that a client relationship had to be destroyed in
the process.
Ville
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Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2006 15:49
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Project feedback, anyone?
I worked
billed for. Thus unless a project is very large, it's generally not worth
client's while to have a binding estimate created as it consumes time that
otherwise could already be used for developing the project.
You're right, a binding estimate is not always worthwhile, but a binding
*contract*
Has anybody had luck (good or bad) with the project panel in flash 8?
2 of us are trying to work on a project using the project panel's
check-in/check-out.
I created a site, put the code up on a FTP server. All good... But when I add a
file to the project, the other guy can't see the new file.
Files aren't automatically added to the project when they're created.
You have to add them manually.
Honestly, aside from the ability to publish lots of files in a batch,
the project panel is pretty useless. I use the project features of my
text editor to work with my FLA/AS files instead.
deja-vu?
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Project 3:16
Project 3:16 - For Client so loved the work, that he told his one and
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deja-vu?
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Of Steven Sacks
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Project 3:16 - For Client so loved the work, that he told his one and
only
Designer, that whosoever listens to him shall not finish, but have
eternal
changes.
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Project 3:16 - For Client so loved the work, that he told his one and only
Designer, that whosoever listens to him shall not finish, but have eternal
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