More Wiggle

Just moves on the Y-axis

With the object selected, choose the parameter you want to effect (e.g. position, scale, anchor point, etc.)

w = wiggle(.2,100);
// Above is my variable "w" that will hold my wiggle (home many times per second, how much)
[value[0],w[1],value[2]]
// 0 = x-axis, 1 = y-axis, 2 = z-axis
// "value" says just hold the normal value

H.264 Codec settings

I've been struggling to get my Adobe Media Encoder to make H.264 videos right for the iPhone 3. It was working on the iPhone 4. Just learned some "default" settings are incorrect. Found this:

"When encoding, please make sure you are using H.264 Baseline Profile Level 3.0 or lower with no more than three reference frames, AAC Low Complexity Profile, and an MP4 container if you want to support older iProducts."

AfterEffects MotionScript - "random" position

Wiggle is a cool little function in AfterEffects.

Clicking on the "transform parameter" select SHIFT+ALT "=", Animation > Add Expression. Then past this:

wiggle(.2,25)

The first value is the frequency, the second is the amount/change.

AfterEffect MotionScript - Random Scale

segMin = .75; //minimum segment duration
segMax = 1.25; //maximum segment duration
minVal = 5;
maxVal = 10;

end = 0;
j = 0;
while ( time >= end){
j += 1;
seedRandom(j,true);
start = end;
end += random(segMin,segMax);
}
s = random(minVal,maxVal);
endVal = [s,s];
seedRandom(j-1,true);
dummy=random(); //this is a throw-away value
s = random(minVal,maxVal);
startVal = [s,s]
ease(time,start,end,startVal,endVal)

Mobile Browser Detect

This is a great PHP script to detect the type of device that is visiting your site and redirecting to a different version. It detects all major phone operating systems (android, iphone, blackberry, windows, etc.). The script is free for non-profit and only $50 if your company is for profit.

Check it out: http://detectmobilebrowsers.mobi/

HTML5 Fonts

Great resource for generating CSS and all font files needed for HTML5 broswers:

http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator

MySQL Joins made Simple

Sometimes JOINs in MySQL can get confusing. This article will help make it super simple for you!

This is the simplest, most understood Join and is the most common. This query will return all of the records in the left table (table A) that have a matching record in the right table (table B).

Continue Reading: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/Visual_SQL_Joins.aspx?msg=3373088