Awesome Snowflakes 1.0 Flash script

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Awesome Snowflakes is a simple drag and drop falling snowflake effect for your Flash projects. This little applet is a simple drag and drop falling snowflake effect for your Flash projects! Either simply drag into your project and use as-is, or customize as much or as little as needed via well-commented actionscript. Includes support for the following: unlimited number of different falling objects (included are three individual snowflake objects), overall effect transparency, number of falling objects on screen at one time, object falling speed and speed random variance, wind speed, amount of random variance in object size, probability that objects will "flip" as they fall and "flipping" speed, object pendular motion during fall and degree of pendular motion, object rotation and rotation speed. This applet makes use of the Flash Tween class, so at this time, only Flash 8 is supported.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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