Having a few problems with a growing curve as flash cant handle the amount of vectors on the screen.. are trying to use some static curves instead that will c hange when the collide with one another.. only problem is that once a movie clip has been created in flash its very hard to alter the formula...

have been drawing random movie clip instances all over the place an making pretty shapes.. have stuck a few on here to peruse http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20020831/mathtrek.asp http://www.yu4you.com/items/en/photo/item_2118.html...

64 bit Flash in Ubuntu is still a flakey beta (as of this blog post). It can be downloaded from adobe labs. Once downloaded, extract it from the tar.gz - use archive manager or m@mbx:~$ tar -zxvf flashplayer10_2_p3_64bit_linux_111710.tar.gz tar will then notify it has dumped libflashp...

ideas for this week are to make a type of flower using sine/cosine curves using a formula we found online. Plant life forms will develop and interact with one another swapping internal numbers and developing.. chris will simply love it.. im sure of this...

have just presented to mr speed.. apparently we are too boring and corporate to achieve marks for whacky creativity.. but then the marking was rather bizarre.. the best project by far (by Mayo) didn't seem to impress at all. Not entirely convinced by the assessment criteria....