I’ve been working on these components as a fun side project the past 2 weeks. As usual, I’m bored and want to do something else. I’ve included docs (a ton) on why you should care, what they are, and how they are made.
Benefits:
- neat (I think) use of cell renderers
- easier way to get avatar chat via above
- using AS2 + Flash MX 2004 components + Flashcom Components together
- free components & code!
The docs are in order, so if you actually take the time to read, I suggest you do in order since that’s how my thoughts actually came out, and therefore is your only hope in following.
Since the documentation is a book, I couldn’t make it a blog entry… just too big. Therefore, if you have any comments, please comment in this entry here.
Flash Communication Server Dungeons & Dragons Components
…geez, that’s a div breaker there (kind of long). How about:
FCS D&D Components - Documentation | Source v2 | Source v1
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Hey.. why not dress up the dice roller, mapper etc as Breeze pods? Then you could leverage a bunch of other cool features
Will we see you in EQ2 when it ships?
Geoff Bowers
September 10th, 2004
If I could get my hands on the API, I would!
…I wish. As the old adage goes, “Friends don’t let friends play EQ.” They call it Evercrack for a reason.
JesterXL
September 10th, 2004
oh my god, i love u !
Ohmygod
November 15th, 2006