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Incorporating Time Intelligence three-dimensional space, giving you the illusion of depth without a lot of the costly perspective calculations you have to do in “real 3D.” In the early days, most video games were top-down or side-scrolling. Zaxxon (see Figure 3-1) and Qbert (see Figure 3-2) were the first commercial isometric games.

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Incorporating Time Intelligence been extensively researched by game developers, and none of what I’ll present here is new material, but it should cover the basics of the subject and give some decent implementations of the standard solutions in ActionScript 3.0.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2577-6 Shortly after each version is released, the rumors, speculations, and wish lists for what will be in the next version begin. Routinely, one of the longed-for features is native 3D. And just as routinely, hopes are dashed when it doesn’t appear. Until Flash 10.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2577-6exibility. This type of easing consists of having an object and a target location for that object to move to. On each frame you calculate the distance between the object and the target and move it one-half (or some other fraction) of that distance. The object moves smoothly into place, slowing down as it arrives at the target.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2577-6Collision detection is the math, art, science, or general guesswork used to determine whether some object has hit another object. This sounds pretty simple, but when you are dealing with objects that exist only in a computer’s memory and are represented by a collection of various properties, some complexities can arrive.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2577-6If you’ve ever taken any kind of introductory computer science course, it’s a sure bet that you ran across a diagram on your first day or in the first chapter of your text that was some variation of the one shown in Figure 5-1.