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Gloomy
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
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I would like to start a challenge based on a cool idea I've had - trouble is I'm not a good coder and have none of my own examples to post.
The idea comes from dynamic file trees, you see I have this php script that pulls out all files from my website into an array (php array). For useability purposes I wanted to put this info into a explorer type file tree as an aid to navigation on my site. Whilst working on this I was struck with what I consider an interesting idea: Basically take the term 'tree' literally and actually dynamically construct a three dimensional file tree that looks like an actual tree in structure. I had seen this code competition before where somebody created a random 3d rotating tree like object and I was thinking it would be cool to create a dynamic tree that actual has it's roots in the hosting site's contents. Sorry for the pun. Does that constitute a challenge? it is something that is just for kicks, I'm not sure of it's practical benefits other than the fact that it'd look cool. Please can a moderator check this and remove it if necessary. Just see if it's worthy. Thanks, Jon |
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I make out with chicks
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: NYC
Posts: 1,586
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In 25 lines??
I've NEVER seen a 3D engine for Flash that's less than 25 lines long. However, it is a novel idea. Perhaps you could start a thread in Flash MX and get people to help you.
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Australia
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I guess it's worthy. Everythign is worth a try. It's not really what I was aiming for in terms of challenges though; the scope is a bit too limited to be honest.
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Gloomy
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
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This is the code, lump it in the first frame of an empty flash movie and let rip. Impressive, even tho it does eat the cpu.
I can't remember who did this and there is no identifying info with the script so I'm sorry to the guy who made it. It was an entry into a flash competition, I think I even found the link for the site through actionscript.org - it was a while back now tho. ActionScript Code:
Last edited by Jon B; 05-23-2003 at 12:39 PM.. |
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wow
very cool, reminds me of Penner's movies but I think the attachMovie() isn't for this kinda challenges Jesse !!??
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Gloomy
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
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zip my src? what src do you mean? the src as in actionscript or the src as in creator? I don't remember who the creator was, it was on a competition site but no names were included in the .fla file.
If it's the .fla you are after here it is: |
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