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Hi,
I've been playing around with Flash, making a "virtual lathe". My main goal was to play with Flash, not necessarily make a useful program, but I'm thinking it might be helpful as a visualization aide. It's still a work in progress. I was hoping to get some suggestions/feedback before completing it. I'd noted some limitations thus far: save and load don't work yet (clicking them freezes the program), cutting starts immediately without user intervention (I'll add a tool later), you can't get a perfect 90 degree (or less) cut, you can't cut any extra off the left or the right sides (all you can do is make it very thin), printing design with a black background hurts the pocketbook http://glassgiant.com/misc_virtual_lathe.swf Use your cursor to work from the bottom of the rectangle. I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks, Shawn -- Shawn Wilson http://www.glassgiant.com |
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