The Basement Design + Motion is hiring a Flash Developer. We are looking for good talent and if you think you can fit in to a fun and energetic environment then you need to apply and let us take a look at your work. You can goto Krop and look at the job description and how to apply here.
Good Luck!
Posted in The Basement, Uncategorized.
Tagged with AS3, Flash Developer, Flash Job, Flex, Interactive Developer, The Basement.
By Todd Shelton
– May 13, 2010
We just finished launching another site for KFC and this one is for a good cause. It mixes PV3d and Flash to provide a great user experience. I would like to give props to ickydime, kingman, atomicbigwheel, and everyone here at The Basement for working hare on this project.
Go eat some chicken and help fight Breast Cancer.
Todd
Posted in Uncategorized.
By Todd Shelton
– April 19, 2010
Another game from The Basement and ickydime was the only developer on this project. It was just released, and I would like encourage you to take a look at the game and give us your feed back. I think this is one of the better games we have done for this client.
Enjoy Smogout
Todd
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Tagged with Flash Game, The Basement.
By Todd Shelton
– February 12, 2010
After a much needed vacation I came back to work and realized I needed to start using the Flex SDK 4.0 for my new projects. So I thought that would be easy enough and just went to the web and downloaded it. Well there is a little bit more than that to get it to work.
Okay my setup, I have Eclipse and I use the Flex plug-in and then I use Flash as my designing area. If you have never put a new SDK into Flex it is really easy. You have to goto Adobe and download the SDK your looking for. Then you have to unzip it and then you need to locate the folder in the Adobe Flex Plug-in folder that is named sdk’s. You then place the sdk you just unzipped into that folder.
Now open up Eclipse and goto project and then properties. Once in the properties menu click on the Compiler option on the left hand side. Once you click on this option you will see an option on the right hand side to pick your sdk. You need to click on configure and then browse to the folder you place the SDK you downloaded and once highlighted click ok. Now before you click OK on this main window you need to click the option to import all AIR classes. Once you do this you will be able to get the Vector class in your Flex project.
I hope this helps some of you.
Todd
Posted in Flex.
Tagged with Flex, Flex SDK, Vector AS3.
By Todd Shelton
– February 12, 2010
The Basement Design + Motion decided to put together a little Christmas greeting to show how much we care. You can view it here AR Christmas.
We learned a lot about how 3D animation to Flash works not to mention the hard work from Joseph Cross (3D models and animation), all the graphic work from Amy Kingman, and myself for the ActionScript 3 development and all The Basement team for their help and support. I would also like to give props to the PV3D team for an outstanding job with their AS3 library, Jack Doyle for GreenSock and all of its tweening abilities, and last but not least Saqoosha for the AS3 FlarToolKit library.
I hope everyone has a great Christmas and I plan on posting some of my findings on Papervision3D here in the next couple of days.
Happy Holidays
Todd
Posted in The Basement.
By Todd Shelton
– December 23, 2009