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Physics for Flash Games: Slides

1st June 2007

It was great to see so many people at my presentation yesterday at LFPUG. The presentation seemed to go down very well and I had a great evening. Here’s the slides from my presentation. If you weren’t there, they may not make a lot of sense without my talking over the top of them, but I suspect lots of people who were there want to look at the code again.

The presentation is driven entirely from the keyboard arrow keys - left and right to move through the slides and up and down to scroll the text in the code displays.

Click here for the slides (flash required)

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7 Comments

  • Ummmm…where can we download them from?

    luke  |  1st June 2007 at 2:43 pm

  • You can’t download them, but you can view them here.

    richard  |  1st June 2007 at 2:59 pm

  • well could you make it into a HTML of PDF document something for us to be able to download it please?

    Jerome C  |  1st June 2007 at 5:11 pm

  • Thanks Richard - enjoyed the talk immensely and going to take a look at your slides right now

    Matt  |  1st June 2007 at 5:45 pm

  • Jerome & Luke

    The presentation is composed of 25 diverse documents pulled together by a flash movie. Creating a PDF or similar would take time that I don’t have at the moment.

    richard  |  1st June 2007 at 7:38 pm

  • How about copying and pasting it into your own work. As long as Richard doesn’t mind?!

    Do you have any resources to explain your ‘Which is best?’ example - I’m not entirely sure what the different experiments are?

    This is very cool stuff by the way! : )

    Osh  |  7th June 2007 at 9:51 am

  • No, I don’t mind you using the code. I made the text fields selectable so you can copy and paste.

    No resources on the “Which is best?” - you really had to be there to hear me talk. But the main answer was “None of the above is best, all of the above are best” - in other words, leave your options open so you can swap the integrator easily.

    richard  |  7th June 2007 at 8:05 pm

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