I promised I would be blogging and releasing more source code soon, so here's a start...
A while back I posted my "gOOify Mike Chambers" Flash 8 experiment, which let you distort an image by "pushing" the pixels around with your cursor - similar to Kai Powergoo or Photoshop's liquify command. Since then I have had a lot of requests for the source code, so I cleaned it up, and you can download it below.
Feel free to modify it and use it in your non-commercial projects (attribution/credit is appreciated, and I would love to see what people build with it). If you'd like to use it in a commercial application, send me an email and we'll work something out.
Click here to download the source code.
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Comments (17)
Good trick and a really nice result!
Posted by: kiroukou at March 13, 2006 11:40 AMThanks for sharing
URL: http://sandy.media-box.net
Cool!
Posted by: Brajeshwar at March 13, 2006 11:42 AMURL: http://www.brajeshwar.com/
Grant -
Thanks for the source code for this, can't wait to play around with it!
Lex
Posted by: Lex at March 13, 2006 12:51 PMURL: http://www.creatify.com
Hi
Posted by: zolboo at March 19, 2006 06:49 PMMy helped
Thanks
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I open the file in flash 8 and when i export it says this...
**Error** Symbol=goo, layer=img, frame=1:Line 1: The class or interface 'com.gskinner.gooifier.Main' could not be loaded.
Total ActionScript Errors: 1 Reported Errors: 1
Posted by: jason at March 21, 2006 11:55 AMURL: http://xfacts.com
If you receive the error above (The class or interface 'com.gskinner.gooifier.Main' could not be loaded) -- It is likely because you do not have "./classes/" in your classPaths. We usually store all our classes in a subfolder to stay more organized, and add the "./classes/" to the default classPaths.
Posted by: Lanny at April 5, 2006 08:02 PMURL: http://gskinner.com
FYI - I still get the same error aftering adding the ./classes/. This still does not work. I wonder if anyone else has even tried to open the .fla?
Posted by: Jason Martell at April 10, 2006 06:07 PMURL: http://jasonmartell.com
ensure that the "Main.as" resides in the folder path classes/com/gskinner/gooifier/.
Posted by: Jason Martell at April 10, 2006 09:28 PMI missed that part, works fine now :)
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Merci pour votre aide :
http://cyberclub.henouville.org/jeux/face/index.html
Nous avons combiné gOOfier et BitmapExporter pour la plus grande joie de tous.
Merci encore.
Posted by: CyberClub at August 13, 2006 09:52 AMURL: http://cyberclub.henouville.org
i can't run this localy
to test this do i have to upload it to the server
Posted by: td8f4 at August 12, 2007 08:50 PMURL:
Hi!Thanks for the source code. I would like to know a few things..
1. I have a site with photos uploaded. I would want that the photo on my site be selceted for warping. Is it posible and if yes then how do I do it.?
regards,
Ajeetpal singh
Posted by: Ajeetpal singh at September 3, 2007 10:51 AMURL: http://www.funbyu.com
Cool, I just dont know if this would be useful for me in the future... Thanks anyway, nice idea you got there, keep it up.
:)
Posted by: Federico Garcia at March 3, 2008 06:31 AMURL: http://www.fedmich.com
hi, it doesn't work on my macbook too, the error is the same: (The class or interface 'com.gskinner.gooifier.Main' could not be loaded), and i really don't how get the /class/, and how use it, someone could help me please, thank you!
Posted by: zitoon at March 12, 2008 02:01 AMURL:
Can you post the current version that includes the webcam?
Posted by: Mike at March 19, 2008 11:58 AMURL:
so cool !
Posted by: dakular at May 4, 2008 02:02 AMURL:
how do you add the buttons?
Posted by: Chopiea at December 2, 2008 12:50 AMURL:
sir i have downloaded your code, am doing an academic project, it is a web application, in that i need to capture image of the visitors in the client machine, as i know flash will work at client side, i need to capture image of the visitor by using client webcam, am doing project on ASP.NET with c#, can you please tell me is it possible to do this by using "your code"
Posted by: preetham at June 22, 2009 02:37 AMthanking you.....
am waiting for your response....
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