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MMORPG
MMORPG
This MMORPG project is a Flash-based multiplayer online role-playing game engine designed for browser gameplay. It includes core components such as character movement, chat, map transitions, and simple combat systems, serving as a foundation for developing 2D online games. The codebase is suitable for learning how multiplayer mechanics work in ActionScript and supports socket-based networking. -
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OSMF HLS Plugin
OSMF HLS Plugin
The OSMF HLS Plugin is a plugin extension for OSMF (Open Source Media Framework) version 2.0 that enables playback of Apple’s HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) streams within Flash/OSMF-based video players. It supports various use cases (live, video-on-demand, DVR style) and handles HLS protocol tags, bitrate switching, discontinuities, etc., to allow AS3/Flash / AIR apps/players to use HLS as a streaming protocol. HLS playback in OSMF 2.0-based video players. Multi-bitrate streaming. VOD/Live/DVR... -
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ND2D
A Flash Molehill (Stage3D) GPU accelerated 2D game engine
ND2D is a 2D game framework for Flash that uses Stage3D / Molehill (i.e. the GPU acceleration in newer Flash Player versions). It allows game developers to build 2D games with lots of sprites, leveraging GPU for better performance. It includes display tree constructs, sprite sheets, particle systems, cameras, post-processing etc., made to simplify building high-performance 2D content in Flash. ND2D was built to make an ease use of hardware accelerated 2D content in the Flashplayer. The aim... -
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SWFWire
Flash Development Tools
SWFWire is a set of open-source ActionScript 3 libraries and tools for parsing, editing, and generating SWF files. It’s designed to help developers analyze Flash content, extract embedded assets, or build SWFs programmatically. This project is especially useful for reverse engineering Flash files or building custom Flash pipelines, and includes a visual decompiler/editor. -
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Apache Flex SDK
Mirror of Apache Flex SDK
Apache Flex SDK is the open-source software development kit maintained by the Apache Software Foundation for building applications using Adobe’s Flex framework—primarily targeting Flash runtime and AIR for rich internet applications. The Apache Flex SDK defaults to using the Adobe Flash Player 11.1. The SDK can be used with Flash Player versions 10.2 and up. The Apache Flex SDK uses third-party code that will be downloaded as part of the build. In addition, you can choose to download... -
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CrossBridge-Community
C/C++ Compiler for the ActionScript Virtual Machine (AVM2)
Previously codenamed "FlasCC" and "Alchemy," CrossBridge provides a complete BSD-like C/C++ development environment based on GCC that lets you compile your C/C++ code to target the Adobe Flash Runtimes (Flash Player and AIR). With CrossBridge you can port almost any existing C/C++ code to the web, across browsers. Forum: http://forum.crossbridge.io/ GitHub - SDK Source: https://github.com/crossbridge-community/crossbridge/ GitHub - Issue... -
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Gestouch
Gestouch: multitouch gesture recognition library for Flash
Gestouch is an ActionScript 3 library designed to enhance gesture handling in Flash/AIR projects, offering customizable recognition of single- and multi-touch gestures along with conflict management—going beyond the limited default Flash gesture support. Pretty neat architecture. Very similar to Apple’s UIGestureRecognizers (Cocoa-Touch UIKit). Works with any display list hierarchy structures: native DisplayList (pure AS3/Flex/your UI framework), Starling or ND2D (Stage3D) and 3D libs.... -
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f4Player (flv, f4v)
fPlayer (aka fPlayer or as3flvplayer) moved to http://gokercebeci.com
Free, Small, Quick, Customizable and the Bestest FLV Player on Internet! f4Player is an open source flash (AS3) video/stream player and library project. It is so small that it is only 13kb and totally free under GPL license. A few years ago I wanted to play a video (flv) on my webpage and I developed a realy small, simple flv player and I'm still developing it for HTML5 support and JS interface. -
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JavaFlashBridge provides integration of a Flash player within Java Panel container using JDic and JavaScript and Flash Integration Kit. The communication protocol is String-based, so it can be XML, serialized objects or anything else. It is event-driven.
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MXML2UI is an ActionScript 2.0 library compatible to Flash Player 6 and above. It helps you to create flash applications using XML based UI definitions (on client side). As language for describing user interfaces this class package uses MXML.
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Implementation of the OpenStep (NextStep/Cocoa) Application Kit component framework in ActionScript for the Macromedia Flash player.
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EnFlash is an ActionScript Application Framework that brings new possibilities to the Flash Player Platform. It provides a set of visual components, utility classes and data structures that ease the development of sophisticated cross platform application
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openVeoh is a collection of open source software which allows UNIX users to download and manage content available on Veoh.
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