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Starling-Filters is an open-source collection of filter effects for the Starling AS3 framework. These filters allow developers using Starling (a GPU accelerated 2D rendering framework in Flash/AIR) to apply image processing / visual effects (e.g. blur, glow, etc.) in their Starling-based applications. The repo has versions for Starling 2.0 (on master) and older filters archived for Starling 1.x. A collection of filters for use with the Starling AS3 framework. The master branch contains filters for use with Starling 2.0.

A small jQuery plugin that wraps a Flash-based webcam interface (via .swf) to enable webcam capture and control from JavaScript in web pages. A small wrapper library to be able to communicate with a Flash webcam via JavaScript. The camera doesn't work if you have any dom-errors on your page. If you want to draw the picture onto a canvas, have a look at the source of the page on the blog. For further details and code examples take a look at the demonstration and documentation page.

Ever wanted to use a Wii Remote, pheraps a Multitouch surface or the Microsoft Kinect to control your application/game even if web based? If so, then MonoMIG (Multi Input Gateway) is what you are looking for!

Automated UI Tester for Adobe® ActionScript® is a pure ActionScript 3.0 SWF automation testing tool with the capability of recording user actions on an SWF file and playing them back with high fidelity. The API for this tool is provided with name “Genie” (Adobe internal code name for the tool). Some major features of this tool are • No instrumentation or application manipulation is required. • Automate pure ActionScript 3.0 SWF. • No source code access required. • No need to run...

A self-guiding Flash front-end with a 100% Java-based XML parsing gateway that combines the look and functionality of a streaming game client with a background processing system for handling distributed data packages.

Flash-based photo viewer with album and slideshow capabilities. Can work towards a regular web server or a CGI back-end such as PHP, ASP, perl or Java.