Actionscript 3.0 perlinNoise method

[Flep]

As last night I could not fall asleep :P , I decided to take a look at the Method perlinNoise of the BitmapData Class.
I created a Class which simulates the effect of the clouds over a night scene.

This is the result:

The used Class is as followed:

package
{
	import flash.display.*;
	import flash.geom.Point;
	import flash.events.Event;
	
	public class Perling extends MovieClip
	{
		private var bitmap:BitmapData;
		private var angle:Number=0;
		private var _offset:Number=0;
		
		public function Perling()
		{
			this.init2();
		}
		
		private function init2():void
		{
			this.bitmap=new BitmapData
			(stage.stageWidth,stage.stageHeight,
			 true,0xFFFFFFFF);
			var image:Bitmap=new Bitmap(this.bitmap);
			this.addChild(image);
			this.addEventListener
			(Event.ENTER_FRAME,onEnterFrame2);
		}
		
		private function onEnterFrame2(event:Event):void
		{
			var point:Point=new Point(this._offset,0);
			this.bitmap.perlinNoise(300,100,2,1000,false,
			true,BitmapDataChannel.ALPHA,false,
			[point,point]);
			this._offset+=2;
		}
	}
}

Source files:

[gphilly77]

As last night I could not fall asleep :P , I decided to take a look at the Method perlinNoise of the BitmapData Class.
I created a Class which simulates the effect of the clouds over a night scene.


Stay tuned !

I really enjoyed this short tut since I was a bit tired of using the old style of cloud animation MoveClips.

I am wondering what your input would be on the best way to convert this into code that generates basically a blue sky w/ white clouds, more of a daytime scene than nighttime.

I started playing around w/ ColorTransform & ColorMatrixFilters, but really haven't been able to achieve the desired effect.

See below:

function initClouds():void {

bt=new BitmapData(stage.width-11,120,true,0xFFFFFF);
img = new Bitmap(bt);
img.x = 6;
img.y = 6;

addChildAt(img,17);
addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,onEnterFrame);
}

function onEnterFrame(event:Event):void{
var matrix:Array = new Array();
matrix = matrix.concat([0, 0, 0, 0, 0]); // red
matrix = matrix.concat([0, 0, 0, 0, 0]); // green
matrix = matrix.concat([0, 0, 0, .6, 0]); // blue
matrix = matrix.concat([0, 0, 0, 1, 0]); // alpha

var filter:ColorMatrixFilter = new ColorMatrixFilter(matrix);
var filters:Array = new Array();
filters.push(filter);

var point:Point=new Point(this._offset,50);
var channels:uint = BitmapDataChannel.ALPHA;

bt.perlinNoise(300,100,2,1000,false,true,channels, false,[point,point]);
img.filters = filters;
}

I really want to lighten up the blue in the matrix incorporate some kinda of gradient w/ the bitmap so the "clouds" that are generated are rather faded from the bottom up. As can be seen in the screen shot below, I do'nt want the clouds on top of the mountains.


Thanks alot

GP

[felixz]

This looks interesting and also lighten up image

perlinNoise(250,100,8,Math.random() * 1000,false,true,BitmapDataChannel.ALPHA|BitmapDataChannel.BLUE|BitmapDataChannel.RED|BitmapDataChannel.GREEN,true)

[gphilly77]

That worked great...and in order to soften the clouds I placed a sprite with a gradient on top...thx alot

[springframework]

wow, thats fabulous. so simple. thanks for the tutorial on how to use perlin noise on bitmaps.



Jesse Couch Actionscript 3.0

[CWM73]

great script. thanks so much.

my question is: how can i make this fullscreen?

i want to make a pc/mac projector that fills up the whole screen. any ideas how i can achieve this?

thanks in advanc- c

[Flep]

Hi,
the followinf tutorial might help you:

How to display an SWF at 100%