Putting A Game Like Tetris In A Project Possible?

[clientele]

It would play within the project without opening another window, is this even possible? I ask because I would love my projects to eventually have a games area like crossword puzzels and other simple games I hope to find source code for online :).

[Ted Sullivan]

I bet it could be done. Check out the Tic-Tac-Toe game created with AutoPlay Media Studio 5.0. It might give you some ideas!

http://www.indigorose.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7694

[Corey]

Hi. It could be done, no doubt but it might be slightly difficult as an AutoPlay Media Studio "only" project. This is the real beauty of the Flash object. Why re-invent the wheel? You can get tons of great flash games all over the internet. TONS!!! :) And any one of those can be inserted into an AutoPlay Media Studio in a single click, like this, "PLOOP!". And of course you can communicate with the Flash via your project as needed. I would definitely say that is the way to go for all embedded gaming in AutoPlay Media Studio where "on screen action" or animation is a factor. You'll get the best of both worlds, performance, reliabilty, and best of all high level customizability. :)

Two cents for the cookie jar anyhow. :yes

[AXXESS]

like this, "PLOOP!"

:D :D :D :lol

[AGRO]

Define "PLOOP" would ya? :D

[AXXESS]

One entry found for ploop.


Main Entry: ploop
Pronunciation: 'plüp
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): plooped; ploo·ping
Etymology: imitative
intransitive senses
1 : to fall, drop, or move suddenly with a sound like that of something dropping into water
2 : to allow a Flash file to drop easily <plooped into the app>
transitive senses : to set, drop, or throw with ease

:)

[AGRO]

Ahhhhhhhh........thanks AXXESS. I was a little perplexed when I could not find that word in my speak-and-spell dictionary. I also looked in my view-finder with no luck. Thanks so much for the info.

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[Corey]

Too funny. Good timing, I needed a good chuckle. :yes

[clientele]

Thanks for your help Corey and Ted!! I will start lookin around, and I will check out the tic tac toe game as well.

[yosik]

You can check Flashkit.com, in the movies area, there are a few tetris flash games.
Yossi

[AGRO]

I have used these a number of times to make skins for clients. Really well put together. Gives you the fonts, php scripts and everything you need.

http://www.neave.com/games/tetris/

[Josué Alba]

good Thx pal

[TJ_Tigger]

I have used these a number of times to make skins for clients. Really well put together. Gives you the fonts, php scripts and everything you need.

http://www.neave.com/games/tetris/

I like the border around their page. Interactive

[Corey]

Yep, I agree. I love the site and I like that Tetris version, very well done. Nice and smooth playing. Excellent link, Paul Neave appears to be an incredible talent. I'll be going through that whole site at some point. Just went through his graffiti photos, not bad. :)

I *love* this thing he did, way too cool. The first .swf to make me gasp in months, very dramatic and truly artful:

http://www.neave.com/lab/misc/imagination_fla.zip

Having gone through osme of his site, Paul Neave is emerging as one of my favorite internet people of all time. What a site, easily in my top 100 all time faves.

[AXXESS]

I can't tell you how many sites I learned about here are in the Faves folder... this is now one of them! :yes

[Corey]

Yeah, AGRO's flash links are straight Trump yo. :yes

[clientele]

You guys are coming thru big time!

[Protocol]

I placed a comment here last night. Obviously, a joke of a reference was too *risque* for our listeners...but, yes it is posible to do so in AMS without the use of flash. Flash would obviously be the best solution, but if you didn't want the end user to have it as a prerequisite, then it could be built in AMS.

*Look ma'...no references*

;)

Protocol

[Corey]

*Look ma'...no references*

Thanks Protocol. :)