Hummingbird is being used to create Opartica II code named Tunnel. Tilator III might also be on the way or perhaps they will merge. The originals are at http://opartica.com and http://danzen.com/tilator.
Hummingbird is the Flash Parallax open source ActionScript class. It lets you do those cool 3D looking effects where layers move at different depths. Hummingbird is part of the Flash Feathers Advanced Interfaces at http://flashfeathers.com from inventor Dan Zen.
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Tags: 3D, flash, hummingbird, opartica, parallaxm, tilator, tiling, tunnel
Dan Zen 
March 17, 2012 at 10:23 am |
Dear Dan Zen,
I am contacting you, in order to ask you to contribute to our online-journal http://www.fairobserver.com. My name is Yuna Rault-D’Inca and I am co-editing our art and culture section. We will shortly publish a 360° article on INTERACTIVE ART (which means a general insight article). We used one of your pictures found in creative commons to illustrate it.
We would therefore be pleased if you could participate by conducting an interview with me (via skype preferably), by writing a focus article describing your work or your vision on interactivity in the arts or by letting us use parts of your blog to illustrate the topic.
I would be pleased to hear from you soon
Sincerely, yours
Yuna RAULT-D’INCA
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