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I am looking into making a game using source code from a web based game. I am looking to make a game based upon moto rush 2 and other games with the same dynamics. The game can be found at addictinggames or a quick Google search should reveal it. Is there any standard way to go about this? Are there any rules I must follow when using source code?
That is a shockwave flash game http://games.playhub.com/swf/moto-rush-2.swf - so the source is not easily available. You could do something like this; How do you decompile a swf file but it is questionable, and the kind of thing you would not want to release to the public.
There are open source games, and you might be better starting with those. Look here for lots of suggestions: Suggest a good Free & Open Source HTML5+JS gaming framework/engine?
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Any ideas on how to incorporate a voice output into the map to give a turn by turn direction on a smartphone. We are using Mapkit and Cloudmade
Well, this has very little to share with indoor or outdoor positioning and navigation. It is mainly a matter of converting the text output of a pathfinding/routing application/server to voice using a text-to-speech (TTS) system.
For example, you could use the Open Source Routing Machine (OSRM) or OpenTripPlanner to generate a list of turn-by-turn indications and the text to speech library of Android > 2.2 to convert them into voice. Have a look to the TTS Android documentation:
An introduction to Text-To-Speech in Android
TextToSpeech
Of course, MapKit and/or CloudMade may have their own routing system (I do not use them and I do not know it). In this case, you just have to read their documentation.
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I am creating an adobe air application for a shop,I want to display a calender with events which has been picked from sqlite database(like a To Do list).I have searched lot but got nothing.Please help me if you have any samples???or is it possible?
The following is a tutorial for creating a event calendar:
http://www.thetechlabs.com/interfaces/create-a-dynamic-event-calendar-in-flex-builder-3-with-actionscript-30/
Wish it is helpful to you.
Have you checked out the Flextras Calendar? Flextras is a commercial venture, but the products are free for production use; you'll have to pay if you want the source or if you want help.
There are other commercial Calendar components out there too; but for selfish reasons I prefer ours.
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Looking for an open source mapping tool.
I need to create an interactive map that'd I'd be able to highlight certain highways, buildings, and areas. The map would have to allow visitors to navigate around the area and click any of the highlighted objects for more information to appear.
I'm guessing something like this might be possible with google maps, I just didn't know if there's a better or easier tool I could use.
This seems like it will end up working - http://www.gethifi.com/blog/a-jquery-plugin-for-zoomable-interactive-maps
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Closed 11 years ago.
Where to find website that i could do a report on that needs some usability. I have been looking and dont know where to look at.. Thanks
If you are performing usability testing of a website you can probably use most any website. You should probably specify criteria on how the website is supposed to be used and then test to see if those criteria are being met. There are several ways of doing this which may be outlined in your report rubric.
Are you trying to find bad websites?
Perhaps put this into your favorite search engine: best and worst of the web.
You will see "awards" for the worst of the web and also see some sites to help keep your site off the list.
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I am looking to design web applications that look and feel similar to Groupon, Twitter, etc. I need to stay in the Microsoft arena, since that's what our company developes. We have tried Silverlight, but I have not been too pleased. What should I do?
Twitter and Groupon are basically rich HTML/CSS/JavaScript applications on the front-end. "Rich", because they heavily leverage Ajax and CSS 2 & 3 and are highly interactive (through the use of JavaScript).
ASP.NET is a fine choice for powering such a website. Your team will need to be experts at:
Cross-browser, cross-device HTML. A social networking site also requires a level of support for low bandwidth users and definite support for different accessibility requirements.
A good JavaScript library (or libraries) such as jQuery, YUI, etc.
CSS 2 and CSS 3 (and HTML 5 is around the corner).
Caching mechanisms for handling high traffic.
Asynchronous methodologies (JavaScript is fine) for presenting interactive, dynamic content.