It took time, but it's finally here! This time everything is live, not pre-recorded track playing as background, so it might be a little out-tempo at times... Still practicing!
Hey! I'm having a survey, wanna fill it?
During the last couple of months I've been working on a free AIR app for a French community-based site called Weecast. Its purpose is to allow users to submit and/or buy screencasts about your favorite apps and languages (mostly Adobe's and Microsoft's, but also 3D ones', OS's and more).
Introducing the Weecast Player!
The app allows you to browse your videos, watch them (4 view modes), search for more, drop comments and stars... I think that's called an RIA, right? There's also an offline mode, so you can access all your stuff anytime. › Continue reading...
Via the almighty social network I recently challenged a friend on a MPD/Trigger Finger Beat Battle. Here is my Round 1...
Waiting for his round to drop!
Another script, a tool.
Qutter lets you cut anything on the stage without destroying it. Shapes, texts, images, groups and so on... Here's a video demo:
Grab the source, or go to its Scriptographer's page!
I initially did it to be able to cut images. You can't do it in Illustrator, or I missed something.
ps: Naming all my script with a Q at the beginning is probably not a good idea. I think this is going to be boring soon...
I've just been introduced to Scriptographer, this Illustrator plugin allows you to script actions (in JavaScript) in order to automate things, to raster bitmaps, to create tools or more.
Being a big Illustrator fan and knowing JavaScript quite well I've started playing with it a bit. It can be a little tricky when you're looking for documentation or when you're used to working with a flipped y-axis like in ActionScript but you can achieve nice things with only a few lines of code. › Continue reading...
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Posted using Snips and a Vimeo model file.
Jel's got fingers... And hair.
