holy SHIT, that's awesome beyond belief :D

X3 Beach ball!!! This might entertain me for a while X3

Wow, that's so cool! Nice work! :D

that is awesome stuff! you should do this more often!

OMG! Freakin' awesome! LOL Follow the bouncin' Fox!

Oh that's neat...it responds really well too, that's impressive.

ahahahha! that was entirely too fun! *just waisted 3min making him go super fast* X3

bouncy, bouncy!
this is nice work you did Blue, hope to see more of this! :3

Ya know what's really entertaining is trying to make it bounce in beat with music. I'm partial to the Numa Numa song myself for this one =3

Thanks alot Blue =3 glad I could help you find something new to do with flash and get me a bit-o art to do with it >w< We could make a terribly interactive duo like this.

Well, that's crazyfun, heh.

I should not be so amused by this. XD But I am.

Nice coding XD

Ehh, most of it is yoinked of actionscript.org.

But I think, next time, that I could add sounds and a squishing effect. Mebbe a key display; sky's the limit n..n (and time...)

Or make it so the viewer could pick (him?) up and drop again. :D

paaaawsoooome! :)

^^ Awesome job!

THAT FREAKING ROCKS ^^

That's great work!

BOUNCY! Do more flash dammit X3 this's fun!

Tons of fun for the whole family. Now to make him sorta squish upon impact. :)

I'm gonna try to modify the code for this so it'll do just that actually. And someone suggested changing the expression depending on how fast I bounce around. I could probably work that out too.

*bounces him up and down like I am some distortedly evil basket ball player* MWAHAHAH!
*ahem* Cool stuff XD

bouncybouncybouncy

Awesome job Blue! =3

heh, that's just awesome!

Whoa... that's pretty cool! I know nothing about animation, so this question may be odd, but was it hard to put in teh feature of being able to tilt him about? It's a great effect, makes it feel like you're...well, playing with the helpless fluffball X3

Niiice. Keep up the good work. :3

Cute. :)

Thats pretty cool. I hope you try some more stuff with flash.

XD cool, i could play it for hours

WOW!!
Lucky Fox!!!!!

This is great Blue! Really is AMAZING! ^_^

Well isn't that an amusing bit of coding. ^^ Nice.

Holy cow! Your skills are increasing amazingly, especially since you now have personal interaction involved in your flashes.
Nice work on the physics side of how he bounces, plus the entire motions are very fluid. great work Blue!

(Cackles)
Oh, that's great! I just wish he reacted to how violently you were bouncing him around.
Brilliant stuff, Blue! ^^

love it! this definitly will be entertaining. great work Blue! instant Fav :)

Bouncy, bouncy!

Nifty ^^

I just spent 45 minutes playing this. You stole my free time =<

Aieee... *chases the bouncing foxball around the room again!* =D

He's big, he's round! He bounces on the ground! It's some blue fox dude called Spex!

That is really fun, amazing work you have done there. What you should do next is to squash the body when it impacts the wall and it will look even better. Well done!

excelent work ^_^

Congratulation Blue :) keep up those kind of cool stuff ! :D *bounces bounces bounces*

Rofl! That's so cute. Boing, boing, boing... ^_^

This gives a great idea! (Well, "great" coming from an old skool video gamer's perpective like mine).

Fatfur Pong!

Fur those too young to remeber... pong by Atari was the game that furst kicked off the video game industry... and was nothing more than 2 rectangular lines (which were your "paddles") bouncing a small square (AKA "the ball") back and forth until one player missed 11 times.

The whole thing with the arrow key control could be used to control the onscreen paddles, bouncing a fat fur character back and forth from one side of the screen to the other.

Erm... not sure how the whole scoring system thing could be implemented though.

Another possiblity would be "fatfur breakout".

Breakout (also by Atari) was sort of a one player pong, except with brick walls that had to be smashed through brick by brick.

Some who've played Taito's classic game Arkanoid on NES and in the arcades, or under emulation might also recognize what I'm talking about, since essentially that was much the same concept. (Except with the addition of "power-ups").

If nothing else, I certainly know It's possible to make games under Flash.... and Javascript as well, too.

I think the next logical step is to combine all the things you've made into 1 big interactive thing.

I'm thinking so. I'm looking into learning a lot more actionscript; since I barely know the basics at the moment.

Whoa! That's totally AWESOME!!! Great work!

awesome ^-^ I was gonna say (you should add some squishering when he hits the ground) but that was before I knew it was technically a game x3

Dude that is so freaking awesome. I like how you used the actionscript for this. Superb, can't wait to see more ^.9

Dude, This really rocks! Great stuff! I am wondering, however, If we might be treated to a still shot of the bouncer himself because the way he looks like he's beyond inflated really rocks too! :)

I loled.