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FlickPlayer is a Flash movie player to be embedded into websites.
Features include: brightness, color saturation, contrast and blur controls. Sound balance control and aspect ratios control.
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A remake of the Final Fantasy VIII sub-game Triple-Triad with a Doctor Who theme. From Wikipedia:
Triple Triad is a card game in Final Fantasy VIII, designed by battle designer Hiroyuki Ito.
Triple Triad is played on a three-by-three (3×3) square grid of blank spaces, where cards will be placed as the game progresses. The cards depict various characters, monsters, and bosses from the game, and four numbers placed in arrangement so each corresponds to one of the four sides of the card. These numbers range from one to nine, the letter A representing ten.
In a basic game of Triple Triad, each player has five cards. A coin-flip decision is made to decide which of the two players will begin. The player who wins the coin toss may then choose a card to play anywhere on the grid. After the first card is played, the opposing player may then play a card on any unoccupied space on the board. The game continues with player’s turns alternating in this fashion.
When a card is played, its values are assessed and compared to any cards which are adjacent on the grid. If no cards are adjacent, no assessment is made and play continues. If any cards controlled by the other player are adjacent to the played card, then the values of the sides of the played card are compared to the adjacent sides of the opposing cards. If the played card’s sides are of a higher value, then the opposing card or cards become controlled by the player, and change in color.
Gameplay continues until the entire grid is filled. As there are only nine spaces on the board, the player who did not go first has one card remaining. Once the game is complete, the player who has the most cards in his color is named the winner. As there are a total of ten cards, this allows the possibility of the game ending in a draw.
It is written in actionscript 3 and features a computer controlled opponent, card deck featuring 110 cards, split over ten levels, each representing a character or monster from Doctor Who. A card viewing screen to see all cards. Uses a hidden Youtube video playlist to provide an hour long soundtrack.
Game can be found and played at the link below:
http://www.dawkonia.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/flash/dwtt/DocWhoTT.html
Sep 4, 2009 Uncategorized 11 Comments
This web based application was developed for a client and is an intranet based, internal communication system.
Features include a secure login system, admin area to add and delete users. The ability to set a messages priority. Send, reply, delete and forward messages, multi-messaging and ajax powered new message alerts.
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This website was developed for a client to advertise the launch of a new premium beer hitting the uk market.
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This website was developed for a client to promote a trade magazine aimed at the asian restaurant and catering market.
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Website application to help people learn the Japanese script of Katakana. Written in Html, Javascript, jQuery and CSS.
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My Blogging application. Written using the jQuery javascript library and the PHP Zend Framework.
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A clock that tells the time in a binary format.
Yep, as useless as it sounds but hey, it killed an afternoon.
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editPage turns an html element into an input box when clicked and back again after blur event is triggered with any new text input now in the content of that element.
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The sdBlink jQuery plugin takes the text of a specified element and creates an animated blink effect between two colours. It is possible to modify colours, speed and duration.
