Flash snow in 15 minutes!
At FlashBrighton’s Big Day Out a couple of weeks ago, I set myself the somewhat crazy challenge of programming a dynamically generated snowstorm in fifteen minutes from scratch. No pre-written classes, no graphics, nothing! Which was really good fun! If a little scary.
So when Kristin Henry, from GalaxyGoo recently asked if I’d be interested in posting a nice Flash experiment for their Flash-a-thon project, I was more than happy to help! So you can now find the source code for my 15 minute snow there. With added comments. 
Read the full post and download source on the GalaxyGoo Flash-a-thon page.
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[...] November continued to be eventful, with several 3D noise related posts and the FlashBrighton Big Day Out, where I gave myself the insane and highly amusing task of programming a snowstorm, from scratch in 15 minutes. [...]
Beautiful! The neatest Flash snow I’ve seen.
[...] And what do you need in a Flash Christmas card? Christmas snow! Remember last year I completed the 3D-Flash-snow-in-15-minutes challenge at FlashBrighton’s Big Day Out? Well this year I thought I’d do the same [...]
I like your site! Very nice article!
[...] And what do you need in a Flash Christmas card? Christmas snow! Remember last year I completed the 3D-Flash-snow-in-15-minutes challenge at FlashBrighton’s Big Day Out? Well this year I thought I’d do the same [...]