StarlingPunk is a framework built on top the Starling library designed to add structure and organization to your 2D game projects. It’s perfect for rapidly prototyping ideas and promotes code reuse between projects. As you may have been able to tell from the name, StarlingPunk is heavily inspired by the popular FlashPunk framework, although its not a direct port.
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IsoHill is a new isometric engine for Flash Player 11 [molehill] built on top of the open 2D framework Starling. Features: Plugins - engine-wide modifications, Includes a TMX [CVS export] parser, Components - dynamic logic can be added and removed from IsoSprites, Virtually unlimited layers, Anti-aliasing of isometric tiles, deterministic framework, Mipmapping, and under BSD license
Gamepad simulates an analog joystick input using the keyboard. Many times when we access key presses, what we are really doing is pretending that WASD, the arrow keys or some other combination are actually a D-pad or joystick with an X and Y axis, and 1 or 2 fire buttons. Gamepad handles the event capture, maths and other details of this for you, so you only have to think about how you want your game to respond to this input.
Tetragon is an Open Source cross-platform game engine used to develop games and applications for the web, desktop and mobile devices. It is written purely in ActionScript 3 and comfortably allows to write source code once and deploy builds to several different target platforms. Unlike most other Flash-based game engines and frameworks that allow you to develop a specific type of game or that provide a subset API to support game development, Tetragon provides a complete foundation with that any type of game can be developed, incl. resource management, debugging facilities, multi-locale support, layered extendability, a game-oriented data structure, and a lot more.
An actionscript 3 space invaders emulator based on the intel 8080 processor
Mock up at motion path in Flash Pro and use it to guide a particle in your starling scene.