Primitive Flash
This page showcases (if that's the right word) my primitive attempts at Flash animation,
games and interactivity.
Have a look and maybe you can avoid some of the obvious mistakes I have made.
1st June 2008
I have redesigned the Southend Gallery pages and have created a new
flash interface for the photos.
I will be adding some new photos soon but in the meantime let me know what
you think of the new look.
19th May 2008
This is the original Flash movie of the 29-second advert that I entered for the Doritos
competition, "You Make It, We Play It".
Look at the Flash movie first (much better quality) -
Eat Them Before They Eat You.
Then go and rate my advert on YouTube
(with much worse quality because YouTube don't let you upload Flash files).
18th February 2008
This is an example of my experimentation with Flash's functions to increase and decrease
circle sizes, rotating circles and changing circle colours.
I have also included the full code and original flash file -
Rainbow Circles.
6th December 2007
My wife, though beautiful, has dubious musical tastes. She recently surpassed herself because she
couldn't get the children's nursery rhyme, Wiggly Woo, out of her head.
To add to her frustration I devised this quick and dirty flash movie -
Wiggly Woo.
Neither the graphics or the code are very elegant but is nevertheless a simple demonstrartion
of using time delays, if/then/else/end if constructs and movieclip properties in Flash.
25th November 2007
The third game from Black Spot Games has been released -
Times Table Tumble.
It's an educational but fun times table game with three different play modes.
Go and have a play!
23rd July 2007
The second game from Black Spot Games has been released -
Anglo-Saxon Hangman.
It's an Anglo-Saxon version of Hangman and is even educational! The current version is a
beta release but the final version will be available within 2 weeks.
Go and have a play!
26th February 2007
I've completed my first (rather primitive) Flash game -
Skulls and Crossbones.
It's a pirate-themed variation of Noughts and Crosses (or Tic-Tac-Toe if you like) and is the
first production from Black Spot Games.
Go and have a play!