XML-driven website.

XML-driven image gallery site for Jesse Hazelip.

XML-driven image gallery site for José Mandojana.

Smooth 3D carousel. 3D done by hand, without Papervision3D or any other library.

JavaScript clone of my Flash carousel above. Works in all browsers that I've tried (Firefox, Safari, IE, Opera, and Chrome). Can be used with images instead of colored squares with some small modifications (sample coming soon!).

Interactive physics simulation with lots of interacting circles. Circles can be picked up and thrown around. Try resizing your browser window as well. Uses verlet integration.

Click a button to generate a screen full of stars. Parameters are randomized to give a different look each time. Menu auto-hides after a few seconds in case you want to take a screen capture. The background of this page was made with this starfield generator.

Fancy Flash website.

Advanced full screen image gallery with zoom capabilities for very large images. Click "Full-Screen View" to view the full-screen gallery.

Advanced full screen image gallery with zoom capabilities for very large images. Click "View Full Screen" to view the full-screen gallery.

Advanced music sequencer involving dynamic loading, manipulation, and generation of PCM audio. User can choose from a variety of loops and use up to 8 tracks. Also includes the capability to export a WAV files of the user's song. The user can browse and sample a library of loops in MP3 format. When a sound is dragged to the timeline, the raw PCM sound data is loaded.

Due to a Flash Player 9 bug, MP3s started at the same time in ActionScript do not necessarily play in sync. In order to play multiple sounds from multiple tracks in sync it was necessary to combine multiple sounds into a single sound. This was done by loading PCM files into byte arrays and adding them together sample by sample. This took a lot of optimization to make it fast enough to be practical. The sound data was also manipulated for volume and panning. Additional effects could be added or sounds could be generated from scratch using this method.

Created for Honda Civic Coup website. Graphics redesigned by me in 2009.

Horizontally and vertically centered with CSS.

Rotating image animation with transparent background and dynamic drop shadow created using the HTML 5 canvas element and JavaScript. No Flash! Best viewed in Safari or Firefox 3.1. Also viewable in Firefox 1.5+, Opera 9.0+, and Chrome, but the drop shadow is not supported in these browsers. Learn how to use the canvas element at http://developer.mozilla.org/en/Canvas_tutorial.

Interactive inverse kinematics experiment. Inspired by http://pekkasandborg.com/portfolio/?id=2. Physics based on http://www.gpgstudy.com/gpgiki/GDC%202001%3A%20Advanced%20Character%20Physics. Uses verlet integration rather than Euler integration.

Custom video player. See more videos at http://www.therundown.tv/news/categories/videos/.

Custom video player. See more at http://www.wildanimus.com/video.php.

Big Flash application. Audio players, Flash Remoting using AMFPHP, 3D, tooltips, and more.

ComputeSpectrum, vector drawing API, and bitmap filters.

Interactive space ship physics demo.

Uses real 3D perspective, unlike the actual amazon.com carousel.

A proof-of-concept skybox / cubic environment map made with Papervision3D.

Tic-tac-toe game engine built using negamax and alpha-beta pruning.

Shoot bouncy balls out of a submachine gun. This is the original AS2 version with a much faster rate of fire.

Shoot bouncy balls out of a submachine gun. This is the AS3 version with sound, a more realistic rate of fire, and a higher muzzle velocity.

My first entry for Stephen Colbert's Green Screen Challenge. A shortened version of this video was shown on the Colbert Report as the finale of the Green Screen Challenge montage. This video was made with Adobe After Effects, Sony Vegas, and a few other tools. This video was removed from YouTube in the Viacom takedown on February 2, 2007, when Viacom demanded that Google remove more than 100,000 videos. High-quality H.264 in custom Flash video player with full-screen capability.

My second entry for Stephen Colbert's Green Screen Challenge. A clip from this video was used in the Green Screen Challenge montage. This video was made with Adobe After Effects, Sony Vegas, and a few other tools. This video was removed from YouTube in the Viacom takedown on February 2, 2007, when Viacom demanded that Google remove more than 100,000 videos. High-quality H.264 in custom Flash video player with full-screen capability.

Made with JavaScript, AJAX, and PHP. Prices and date update automatically every 5 minutes. Could be modified to work with stock prices.

Sliders and buttons, blend modes, masking.

A simple, spinning plane made with Papervision3D.

Flash doesn't have an outline or stroke filter, so I developed this method to add an outline to some dynamic text at run-time. It works for any text, although this application currently doesn't have a way to show that.

A JavaScript drag and drop utility that works with any mouse button. Items become transparent when dragging and the last item dragged is always on top. The text isn't selectable and the right click menu is disabled for a better dragging experience. No Flash.

A simple example application that loads and parses XML and displays the data in a datagrid component.

Same SWF as Simple XML Example Number 1, different XML file.

Design and development.

Design and development.

Before and after photos. Created using Adobe® Photoshop® software.

Spinning 3D logo made in Swift3D.

My old website intro. A knock-off of the Flash CS3 icon that bounces around the screen. Click here to download 256x256 32bpp PNG images of the real Flash CS3 icons.

Full-screen video sample, 960x540, 800 kbps.

A video that resizes to the window and has a screen over it, which disguises the fact that it's pretty low resolution, and darkens it enough that it can be used as a background on a Flash site. See http://pineapplecolours.com and http://www.satindollz.com for usage examples.

Flash Player 10 has this capability built in to an extent, but it is also possible in Flash Player 9, though much more complicated. This sample plays various types of sounds based on sine waves and square waves. The sounds are generated with nothing but ActionScript.

Visual Basic: Mandelbrot Fractals, Attractor Fractals, Perlin Noise, Chess vs. Computer, Graphing and Statistics Applications.
C++: 3D OpenGL Tetris (with skybox and lens flare).
More Videos, Classic Flash Animations, Images, Photography, etc.