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    Starling Extension Particle System

    Starling Extension Particle System

    A particle system for the Starling framework

    The Starling Extension Particle System is an ActionScript extension for the Starling framework that enables developers to integrate particle effects created with the "Particle Designer" tool by 71squared into Starling-based applications. The demo-directory contains a sample project. To compile it, add a reference to the Starling library and add the source directory that contains the particle system classes. The project contains 4 sample configurations. Switch between configurations in Demo.as by hitting the space bar.
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    KitVision

    KitVision

    KitVision is a Framework for creating tangible tabletop games

    ...KitVision uses the reacTIVision framework for dealing with visual based tabletop hardware. Computer programming skills are not required to create tabletop games with KitVision. A Graphic Assistant enables the designer to model the game, and to define images, sound and game rules. Adobe Air has to be installed in order to work with KitVision http://get.adobe.com/es/air/ Manual, Tutorials and more info can be found at: http://www.toyvision.org KitVision has been developed by Clara Bonillo, Olga Blasco and Javier Marco, at the GIGA Affective Lab (Zaragoza University, Spain)
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