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What is the recommended FPS(Frame rate) to use in flash applications?
Both for games and for simple applications.
Let's assume that even simple applications are yet flash applications and they do use animations.
There's no absolute answer to this question, but I will chime in with my approach.
Banner ads: 18fps
Applications: 32fps
High-end animations: 60fps
Games: Depends on the overhead. Ideally you test your game out and continuously push your FPS higher until you start to see lag.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I want to develop a game with rooms. And I'd like to use a framework for that.
I've searched for good frameworks but not found what I need. Can anybody suggest something? thanks
First, take a look on HTML engines. Some frameworks is craftyjs and melonJS.
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Looking for a recommendation of an open-source HTML 5 video player with support for metadata (cue points).
We are using Flash video that triggers JavaScript in the host page using cue points and ExternalInterface, but the time has come for HTML 5.
I'm eager to build my own but am time constrained. We were hoping to extend something that gets us most of the way there. Already checked out video.js-- no metadata support.
We created one for Vimeo's FroogaLoop kit, but we need something not tied to a provider, nor can there be any dependency on a framework, i.e. JQuery.
Suggestions?
Sounds like the Leanback Player would work well for your requirements.
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Im looking into making a game with HTML5 canvas. Does anyone know any good sites or tutorials on how to make a player move around the screen with the arrow keys? I cant seem to find a decent tutorial on how to handle the key events?
this is pretty good:
http://impactjs.com/documentation/animations
the ideas of how to do animation are there.
for keybaoard events:
http://html5.litten.com/moving-shapes-on-the-html5-canvas-with-the-keyboard/
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I want to create a nice (and modern?) site where media will be available for registered users. Audio, video, document, image... some kind of repository.
Users can see and download data.
Does it exist some specific solution?
Almost any CMS nowadays has media library module. Drupal, Wordpress MODx, all of those has it, one way or another.
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I've looked at What is the single most influential book every programmer should read? to find some books to read. The books are needed for my train trip each day to/from work and having a book on 960 pages is just a bit over kill in my opinion. Therefore i'm looking for an alternative to code complete which is just a bit smaller and maybe something like 2-300 pages.
Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks.
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