yubingxing/ash

An Actionscript 3 entity framework for game development

Ash: An entity framework for Actionscript games

Ash is an Actionscript 3 entity framework for game development

Source Code

• Ash

Examples

• Asteroids

Documentation

There is no formal documentation as yet, but much of the source code contains as-doc comments.

I’ve also written a few blog posts explaining how Ash works.

• Ash – a new entity framework for Actionscript games.
• What is an entity framework for game development.
• Why use an entity framework for game development.

Developers

• Richard Lord
  • Richard on Twitter
  • Richard on Github

Thank you

• Tom Davies, for Ember and Ember2 and for the many discussions we’ve had about entity systems.
• Alec McEachran, for Xember and the discussions we’ve had about entity systems, particularly at try{harder}

License

Ash – an entity framework for Actionscript games
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Author: Richard Lord
Copyright © Richard Lord 2011-2012
http://www.richardlord.net

Licence Agreement (The MIT License)

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