Brevity is not dead. Some setbacks with lack of a pc lately. Getting used to the Mac, but it’s still slower for me.
http://www.brvty.org/doku.php?id=brevity_news
http://www.brvty.org/samplefiles/sample3d.html
Still looking for some py2app help, if anyone knows it well.
Who said Brevity was dead???
It’s becoming very cool – you’re taking some great design decision regarding the (hidden) framework: to make it simple & fun!
I think I’ll have some free time soon to play with it 🙂
BTW, will it play nice when loaded into a larger application?
Nobody said it was dead, but I thought people might think that since I’ve just been blathering on about Best Buy for the last couple of weeks. 🙂
“will it play nice when loaded into a larger application?”
I assume so. BrevityApp is simply an AS3 class that extends Sprite. You can either use your Brevity created class as the main document class for your App, or created a new instance of it within your app.
However, come to think of it, a lot of things are currently tied to stage size. Might need to make that more flexible if people want to limit it to a portion of the stage.
Keith
“BrevityApp is simply an AS3 class”
That’s cool. But what if you have 2 or more BrevityApps loaded? And what about beeing able to control the animation from the host (ie. pause)?
Ok, I stop now 😉
myBrevityApp1.stop();
myBrevityApp2.run();
I think it’s that simple. But I’d have to test it out.
great news, can’t wait to play with it 🙂