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...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)

D2D Map Editor enables the rapid creation of tile based map grids. It’s easy to learn and can be used by programmers and non-programmers alike. The maps generated can be deployed in games and applications developed in C++, C#, ActionScript and XML.

Flash Vector Drawing(aka faved) is a tool for flash developers to extract vector shapes from pictures. It uses native flash drawing(lineTo, curveTo, etc.) and allows to export the drawn picture into flash code(specially formatted or pure).

µSprite is a vector graphics editor for ActionScript 3 and haXe written in AS3. It generates AS3/haXe while it is being drawn and parses saved scripts so drawing can continue anytime. It implements multiple layers, masks, tween and path based animation.

Stingray provides a robust Object Oriented Programing framework for Javascript. Stingray's classes lessen development time for graphic/multi-media designers and web developers and focus on new projects, rather than re-invent the wheel.

This tool opens or create a Macromedia Flash shared object file (.sol) displays the content of the file and allow you to change the values.

The Anvil is setting out to produce one strong platform for all media. Fluid work with major audio, video, raster/vector images, 3D formats and scripting languages will allow us to start from anywhere and temper out the masterpeice we needed.