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 Video Tutorial - Afterburn Explosion
This 5 minute long video tutorial demonstrates how to create a realistic explosion using afterburn. It Requires the latest DivX Codec.
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| Flash Calendar
A lightweight calendar written in Actionscript. It includes navigating through months, and has a user-assigned 'click' function for when users click a day.
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| First EJB 3 Tutorial showing a session and entity beans with annotations and JBoss.
This tutorial explains basics about EJB3 and shows a simple work through to set up a EJB 3 project, create a entity bean and a session bean facade.
Full source code is provided as download.
Do you need expert help or consulting? Get it at http://www.laliluna.de
In-depth, detailed and easy-to-follow Tutorials for JSP, JavaServer Faces, Struts, Spring, Hibernate and EJB
Seminars and Education at reasonable prices on a wide range of Java Technologies, Design Patterns, and Enterprise Best Practices Improve your development quality
An hour of support can save you a lot of time - Code and Design Reviews to insure that the best practices are being followed! Reduce solving and testing time
Consulting on Java technologies Get to know best suitable libraries and technologies
General
Author: Sebastian Hennebrueder
EJB 3 Tutorial using Eclipse, MyEclipse, JBoss
EJB 3 Tutorial using Eclipse and the MyEclipse plugin showing how to create session and entity beans with EJB 3 annotations and JBoss application server.
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| Using Dreamweaver and PHP to send form results in an email
by Ramandeep
Ramandeep
Ramandeep runs a design studio named RDS networks Ltd in Birmingham, UK. His company provides quality web services to clients all over the worldThe form is a primary way to get web interactivity and structured communication. Dreamweaver has a robust and superior implementation of HTML forms. Forms enable user not only to read information passively from the screen, but also to send information back.
One of the more common questions is how to submit a form to send information in an e-mail. Using PHP, it's really very easy. Here we'll learn about processing forms to send e-mail using PHP.
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| Show hide menu
Learn how to create a show/hide menu using javascript.
In the first javascript tutorial you have the opportunity to learn how to make a simple menu with submenu that is opened and closed by click (onclick).
Menu works like this: some parts of the table (submenues) are left invisible (diplay: none). When we click on the link, javascript navigation function, with ID that should be shown, is called and the hidden part of the table is opened as submenu.
Let us get started with JavaScript function that we will place inside of head tags, together with css.
JavaScript
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| Landscape
Here you will be taught how to make a realistic landscape in 3dsm.
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| Rain drops
Learn how to make photorealistic rain drops.
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| Water, Fire and Smoke Effects Using Particles and Opacity Maps
Learn how to use particles and Opacity maps to create smoke, fire or water using 3d studio max
First we need some particles. In general, start by creating a super spray particle system. Then start changing parameters.
Both Off-Axis and Off-Plane spreads should be numbers between 10-20. This will let the particles spread out a bit after they're launched from the emitter.
Adjust the particle rate and speed for whatever effect you're trying to achieve. Rushing water is fast, smoke is slow, fire somewhere in between. Remember to add some variation.
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| Simple water
So you wanna make some simple, yet realistic water like in the example below?
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| In this lesson we shall use this method.
Let's place the flat object on the sphere. Changing the radius of sphere and the placement of object on it, we can cover all the points of space and all locations.
We shall begin from geometry.
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| Scrolling Marquee
Learn how to make a scrolling marquee in Flash.
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| Cave Scene
This tutorial covers the modelling of a cave, complete with textures, water effects and lighting. It can be done in 10 minutes and looks quite nice!
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| Page Peel Tricks
Replace the reflection from the Page Peel Transition with a logo or graphic by nesting the transition.
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 It is time for another photo gallery tutorial! This one is a little more advanced than the other photo gallery tutorial on this site. So, now, what would make me write another tutorial on a topic that has already been covered? The answer is easier maintenance! In the earlier photo gallery tutorial, if you wanted to add an extra image, you had to manually edit the FLA file and add the image's name to the array. That usually requires a few more steps such as uploading a new SWF and a possible renaming the file and embed paths to avoid browser caching.
In this version, if you want to add another image to your photo gallery, all you have to do is edit an XML file. Your photo gallery automatically incorporates your addition without you having to even touch the FLA. In the long run, you may find that the time you save in adding or editing existing images is worth more than your time in going through this tutorial. Plus, this version of the tutorial accommodates captions for your images. Everybody loves captions
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| Easy Dynamic Photo Gallery - Using Loader Component
This tutorial uses the Loader Component already built into Flash MX and above. I will show you how to use it to create a simple dynamic photo gallery. This is great in situations where you need to update images frequently as well.
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| Object to Surface Constraints in Maya
For this tutorial I'll be using a example of a button on a shirt, but this could be any object or group node like a belt buckle or a bug on the tip of a characters nose.
Object too Surface Constraints in Maya
For this tutorial I'll be using a example of a button on a shirt, but this could be any object or group node like a belt buckle or a bug on the tip of a characters nose.
If you ever wanted too attach a button to a shirt on a character you've most likely found out there is no straight forward way to do this in Maya
What you want is the button to follow alone with the surface as it deforms, this deformation can be any method in Maya, softBind, ridgedBind, softbodys,cloth etc.......
I'll discuss different methods of doing this based on;
The surface type ie...polys, nurbs and subD's:
In Maya tools vs mel, plugs-ins and scripts:
Pros and cons of each method:
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| Interactive Spot-Light Effect (Masking) Using ActionScript
The advantage of masking a movie clip using ActionScript rather than the timeline gives you the ability to manipulate the mask with ease unlike timeline masks that cannot be created using movie clip symbols as masks.
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| This tutorials is for intermediate people of Max with this tutorial you'll create a simple face and animate it.
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| Blur Text Effect
In this tutorial, I will show how to create a Blur text effect using Action Script.
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 This tutorial will explain how to create image gallery (thumbnail viewer) using Spry Widgets which come together with Dreamweaver CS3.
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| Creating A Bullet Effect
This Tutrial will Teach you how to create The Bullet Effect Like In The Matrix in Maya, u will expirience The maya intenser, and some mel scripting.
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| Basic Calculator
In this tutorial we will learn to create a basic calculator in Visual Basic.
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 Hi there and welcome to this fun, easy tutorial which is going to teach you a couple more things about Reactor. Here’s the scenario. Two cars are going to come speeding down a track, bumping into each other and off against the walls, jump over a ramp and then fall into a swimming pool. Follow the step by step instructions for more details....
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| Manny Dimatulac aka Thoripes
Now I wrote a second version for this effect because so many people were e-mailing me (and I thank you all), about, "How do I make it choose the letter faster?", or "why doesn't it work?", or "why can't I use numbers?", etc.
Well I made this tutorial to make answering those questions easier, as well as a better and more efficient way of making this effect (wait, there's efficiency involved in flash??? yes.).
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| Integrating Struts Framework and EJB
Using a small library application we show step by step how to integrate Struts and EJB - xDoclet, Jboss, Eclipse, PostgreSQL/MyEclipse
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| Flash Calendar
A lightweight calendar written in Actionscript. It includes navigating through months, and has a user-assigned 'click' function for when users click a day.
| | | Hits:6660 Rate: 3.0(out of 5) Vote:27 |
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| Video Tutorial - Afterburn Explosion
This 5 minute long video tutorial demonstrates how to create a realistic explosion using afterburn. It Requires the latest DivX Codec.
| | | Hits:7159 Rate: 4.5(out of 5) Vote:16 |
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| Using Dreamweaver and PHP to send form results in an email
by Ramandeep
Ramandeep
Ramandeep runs a design studio named RDS networks Ltd in Birmingham, UK. His company provides quality web services to clients all over the worldThe form is a primary way to get web interactivity and structured communication. Dreamweaver has a robust and superior implementation of HTML forms. Forms enable user not only to read information passively from the screen, but also to send information back.
One of the more common questions is how to submit a form to send information in an e-mail. Using PHP, it's really very easy. Here we'll learn about processing forms to send e-mail using PHP.
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| First EJB 3 Tutorial showing a session and entity beans with annotations and JBoss.
This tutorial explains basics about EJB3 and shows a simple work through to set up a EJB 3 project, create a entity bean and a session bean facade.
Full source code is provided as download.
Do you need expert help or consulting? Get it at http://www.laliluna.de
In-depth, detailed and easy-to-follow Tutorials for JSP, JavaServer Faces, Struts, Spring, Hibernate and EJB
Seminars and Education at reasonable prices on a wide range of Java Technologies, Design Patterns, and Enterprise Best Practices Improve your development quality
An hour of support can save you a lot of time - Code and Design Reviews to insure that the best practices are being followed! Reduce solving and testing time
Consulting on Java technologies Get to know best suitable libraries and technologies
General
Author: Sebastian Hennebrueder
EJB 3 Tutorial using Eclipse, MyEclipse, JBoss
EJB 3 Tutorial using Eclipse and the MyEclipse plugin showing how to create session and entity beans with EJB 3 annotations and JBoss application server.
| | | Hits:10618 Rate: 4.5(out of 5) Vote:13 |
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| Landscape
Here you will be taught how to make a realistic landscape in 3dsm.
| | | Hits:3308 Rate: 3.5(out of 5) Vote:11 |
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| Show hide menu
Learn how to create a show/hide menu using javascript.
In the first javascript tutorial you have the opportunity to learn how to make a simple menu with submenu that is opened and closed by click (onclick).
Menu works like this: some parts of the table (submenues) are left invisible (diplay: none). When we click on the link, javascript navigation function, with ID that should be shown, is called and the hidden part of the table is opened as submenu.
Let us get started with JavaScript function that we will place inside of head tags, together with css.
JavaScript
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| In this lesson we shall use this method.
Let's place the flat object on the sphere. Changing the radius of sphere and the placement of object on it, we can cover all the points of space and all locations.
We shall begin from geometry.
| | | Hits:2151 Rate: 4.0(out of 5) Vote:8 |
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| Page Peel Tricks
Replace the reflection from the Page Peel Transition with a logo or graphic by nesting the transition.
| | | Hits:1718 Rate: 3.5(out of 5) Vote:8 |
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| Cave Scene
This tutorial covers the modelling of a cave, complete with textures, water effects and lighting. It can be done in 10 minutes and looks quite nice!
| | | Hits:3036 Rate: 3.5(out of 5) Vote:8 |
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| Scrolling Marquee
Learn how to make a scrolling marquee in Flash.
| | | Hits:3178 Rate: 4.0(out of 5) Vote:8 |
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| Rain drops
Learn how to make photorealistic rain drops.
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| Water, Fire and Smoke Effects Using Particles and Opacity Maps
Learn how to use particles and Opacity maps to create smoke, fire or water using 3d studio max
First we need some particles. In general, start by creating a super spray particle system. Then start changing parameters.
Both Off-Axis and Off-Plane spreads should be numbers between 10-20. This will let the particles spread out a bit after they're launched from the emitter.
Adjust the particle rate and speed for whatever effect you're trying to achieve. Rushing water is fast, smoke is slow, fire somewhere in between. Remember to add some variation.
| | | Hits:4865 Rate: 4.5(out of 5) Vote:7 |
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| Simple water
So you wanna make some simple, yet realistic water like in the example below?
| | | Hits:2785 Rate: 4.5(out of 5) Vote:7 |
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| This tutorials is for intermediate people of Max with this tutorial you'll create a simple face and animate it.
| | | Hits:2944 Rate: 4.0(out of 5) Vote:6 |
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| Creating A Bullet Effect
This Tutrial will Teach you how to create The Bullet Effect Like In The Matrix in Maya, u will expirience The maya intenser, and some mel scripting.
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| Shake Effect
In this tutorial we will show you how to create shake effect on some object or text by action script.
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| It is time for another photo gallery tutorial! This one is a little more advanced than the other photo gallery tutorial on this site. So, now, what would make me write another tutorial on a topic that has already been covered? The answer is easier maintenance! In the earlier photo gallery tutorial, if you wanted to add an extra image, you had to manually edit the FLA file and add the image's name to the array. That usually requires a few more steps such as uploading a new SWF and a possible renaming the file and embed paths to avoid browser caching.
In this version, if you want to add another image to your photo gallery, all you have to do is edit an XML file. Your photo gallery automatically incorporates your addition without you having to even touch the FLA. In the long run, you may find that the time you save in adding or editing existing images is worth more than your time in going through this tutorial. Plus, this version of the tutorial accommodates captions for your images. Everybody loves captions
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 In this tutorial, Bert Lee will show you how to make a continuously scrolling background, using repeated graphics, and motion tweens.
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| This tutorial will explain how to create image gallery (thumbnail viewer) using Spry Widgets which come together with Dreamweaver CS3.
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| Object to Surface Constraints in Maya
For this tutorial I'll be using a example of a button on a shirt, but this could be any object or group node like a belt buckle or a bug on the tip of a characters nose.
Object too Surface Constraints in Maya
For this tutorial I'll be using a example of a button on a shirt, but this could be any object or group node like a belt buckle or a bug on the tip of a characters nose.
If you ever wanted too attach a button to a shirt on a character you've most likely found out there is no straight forward way to do this in Maya
What you want is the button to follow alone with the surface as it deforms, this deformation can be any method in Maya, softBind, ridgedBind, softbodys,cloth etc.......
I'll discuss different methods of doing this based on;
The surface type ie...polys, nurbs and subD's:
In Maya tools vs mel, plugs-ins and scripts:
Pros and cons of each method:
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| Basic Calculator
In this tutorial we will learn to create a basic calculator in Visual Basic.
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| Creating VB database applications using ADO control
Data control is not a very flexible tool as it could work only with limited kinds of data and must work strictly in the Visual Basic environment. To overcome these limitations, we can use a much more powerful data control in VB known as ADO control.
In Lesson 19 and Lesson 20, we have learned to build VB database applications using data control. However, data control is not a very flexible tool as it could work only with limited kinds of data and must work strictly in the Visual Basic environment. To overcome these limitations, we can use a much more powerful data control in VB known as ADO control. ADO stands for ActiveX data objects. As ADO is ActiveX-based, it could work in different platforms (different computer systems) and different programming languages. Besides, it could access many different kinds of data such as data displayed in the Internet browsers, email text and even graphics other than the usual relational and non relational database information.
To be able to use ADO data control, you need to insert it into the toolbox. To do this, simply press Ctrl+T to open the components dialog box and select Microsoft ActiveX Data Control 6. After this, you can proceed to build your ADO-based VB database applications.
The following example will illustrate how to build a relatively powerful database application using ADO data control. First of all, name the new form as frmBookTitle and change its caption to Book Tiles- ADO Application. Secondly, insert the ADO data control and name it as adoBooks and change its caption to book. Next, insert the necessary labels, text boxes and command buttons. The runtime interface of this program is shown in the diagram below, it allows adding and deletion as well as updating and browsing of data.
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| Easy sunlight creation
Create sunlight using a method that ensures both at a time: Quality and a fast efficient rendering process.
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| Interactive Spot-Light Effect (Masking) Using ActionScript
The advantage of masking a movie clip using ActionScript rather than the timeline gives you the ability to manipulate the mask with ease unlike timeline masks that cannot be created using movie clip symbols as masks.
| | | Hits:1596 Rate: 5.0(out of 5) Vote:5 |
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| Easy Dynamic Photo Gallery - Using Loader Component
This tutorial uses the Loader Component already built into Flash MX and above. I will show you how to use it to create a simple dynamic photo gallery. This is great in situations where you need to update images frequently as well.
| | | Hits:3286 Rate: 5.0(out of 5) Vote:5 |
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