Flash CS3 Tutorial - Fractals in AS3
12 March, 2008 in AS3, Actionscript, Adobe, Flash, Source Code, Tutorials, algorithms, effects
Tags: 3, Actionscript, Adobe, algorithm, AS3, cs3, effect, Flash, fractal, motion, Tutorial

Great tutorial by Matt, explaining how to code a nice fractal effect with motion using actionscript 3.
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27 April, 2008 at 4:08 pm
Thanks for a great tutorial
I remember making one of these generators years ago in C & assembler and its great to see it done elegantly with OO. It definitely goes to show how slow Flash is compared to native languages, even with the AVM2.
Dave