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Job Wanted posted 12/23/08 by Mykola Bilokonsky, last edited Feb 04, tagged Contract, Full-time, Part-time, Development
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Desired Position:
AS3 Developer
Name:
Mykola Bilokonsky
My Portfolio:
Basic Portfolio
My Blog:
Newsvine Column
My Linkedin Profile:
My LinkedIn Profile
Contact Email:
mbilokonsky@gmail.com
Contact Phone:
614-493-8821
Employment Status:
Full-time, Part-time, Contract
Availability:
Prefer 3 weeks notice, but that's negotiable.
Resume File:
resume.doc (73KB)
Code Sample:
// this is code lifted from the Timeline, not meant to be used as an external .as file. // this is in this format strictly so that I can submit it as a code sample. // see the finished product generated by this code at http://www.expertasearch.com/card2008 // I am using both Tweener and GTween in this project. // I started with just Tweener, but GTween lets me do some more nuances Tween Sequencing so I use it in a few places. import caurina.transitions.*; import com.gskinner.motion.*; // this loads the image inside of the snowglobe var loader:Loader = new Loader(); loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.INIT, addImage); loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, progress); WG.buttonMode = true; function progress(p:ProgressEvent):void { var per:int = Math.floor(p.bytesLoaded / p.bytesTotal) * 100; perLoaded.text = "Loading..."; } function addImage(e:Event):void { removeChild(perLoaded); WG.globe.ih.addChild(loader); startSnow(); } loader.load(new URLRequest("image.png")); // // This is where I initially populate the snowglobe with flakes. var flakes:Array = new Array(); // will hold my flakes var numFlakes:int = 500; // number of flakes to create; var scale:Number; // this gets assigned a new random variable per snowflake to give us different sizes function startSnow():void { for (var i:int = 0; i<numFlakes; i++) { scale = .06 + Math.random() * .06; // snowflakes are between .06 and .12 of the size of the image we're using. flakes[i] = new Flake(); // create new flake flakes[i].rotation = Math.random() * 360; // rotate it to some random degree flakes[i].scaleX = scale; // set the X and Y scale flakes[i].scaleY = scale; // flakes[i].x = Math.random() * 348; // Position the flake somewhere within our 348x348 field. flakes[i].y = Math.random() * 348; // // the following Tween makes the flake fall to a random location at the bottom at a random speed, while rotating. flakes[i].falls = new GTween(flakes[i], 10+(Math.random() * 30), {rotation:Math.random()*360, y:(330 + Math.random() * 10), x:(flakes[i].x + (50 - Math.abs(Math.random()*100)))}); // adds the flake to the snowglobe WG.globe.addChild(flakes[i]); } raiseSnow(); // this starts the layer of snow at the bottom rising. After a certain point it comes into view and instructs // the user to click the snowglobe to shake it. } WG.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, shakeIt); function raiseSnow():void { new GTween(WG.globe.sl, 20, {y:260}); // slowly raises the snow. } function shakeIt(e:Event):void { // this was tricky and I'm not 100% satisfied with it, but this shakes the snowglobe up and down. // It was originally going to rotate the snowglobe around, but that ended up looking pretty bad. var lifting:GTween = new GTween(WG, .2, {y:WG.y - 30}); lifting.autoReverse = true; lifting.play(); var timer:Timer = new Timer(1801, 1); timer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER_COMPLETE, function():void {lifting.beginning();}); timer.start(); // var i:int; WG.globe.sl.y = 370; // resets the snow layer to the bottom of the globe. raiseSnow(); // starts the snow layer rising again. for (i = 0; i < flakes.length; i++) { flakes[i].falls.reset(); // Uses the GTWeen "reset()" method to stop all snowfall that isn't done yet // I use Tweener to send all of the snowflakes to a new random position on shake, then call FallAgain() Tweener.addTween(flakes[i], {rotation:Math.random()*360, x:(Math.random() * 348), y:(Math.random() * 348), time:1 + Math.random(), transition:"linear", onComplete:fallAgain, onCompleteParams:[i]}); } function fallAgain(j:int):void { // this is just like the original fall function - it tells the flakes how to fall. flakes[j].falls = new GTween(flakes[j], 10+(Math.random() * 30), {rotation:Math.random()*360, y:(330 + Math.random() * 10), x:(flakes[j].x + (50 - Math.abs(Math.random()*100)))}); } }
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