This takes the cake as the best Papervision3D demo so far. Pierre Lepers from the LowLevel blog has created interactive Papervision3D where you can airbrush 3D objects. Wowza! While this demo is great, the really cool thing is that you download his Papervision event classes so that you can build your own interactive 3D stuff. Awesome work!
Lee
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The papervision 3D mailing list is full of great examples like this.
These aren’t exactly PPV3D exclusive, but heres a couple things that I’m pretty excited about, and it seems at least some of the other Papervision 3D guys are excited about them too.
Aviary:
http://www.creationonthefly.com/tools
Hummingbird is their PPV3D-based 3D modelling tool.
Here’s a teaser video of some Aviary features.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJ2XaIjmJGk
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Saffron Modeler: AIR UML modelling tool AS2/AS3/Java programming.
UML for PPV3D = http://www.modulous.net/images/blog/MainWorkspace2.jpg
http://www.levelofindustry.com/journal/2007/4/30/apollo-uml-modeling-tool-saffron.html
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PPV3D Flash CS3 Component by John Grden
This one is all over the internet by now.
http://www.rockonflash.com/blog/?p=54
It includes a quick video tutorial on how to get started.
Is gotoandlearn been shut down for a while or has lee been busy lately with WPF and frog to not add more tutorials? Just wondering.
Hi everyone, first: this blog its awesome
, thanks for all your posts, now, i’m recently workin’ on adobe flash, and i’d like to make something like this: http://www.i-flasher.com, i don’t know if it’s made on papervision or just AS2/3 :S , if someone could post a link of a tutorial or somethin, that could be great for me
Thanks
Hi everyone, first: this blog its awesome , thanks for all your posts, now, i’m recently workin’ on adobe flash, and i’d like to make something like this: http://www.i-flasher.com i don’t know if it’s made on papervision or just AS2/3 :S , if someone could post a link of a tutorial or somethin, that could be great for me
Thanks
I have to admit, I’m not totally sold on the idea that all of this 3-D in Flash is really a useful direction to go in, or is all that cool. The number of applications which use 3-D well which are not games are relatively few, and the number of important web-based applications that use 3-D are practically nil (in any case, I can’t think of any). A real 3-D engine in Flash is a nice trick, I guess, but pseudo-3-D engines have been around a long time and from what I can tell can be made to look a lot better. That particular demo up above is only interesting because it was done in Flash; if it was done in DirectX it would be regarded as a relic from 1995. It probably has some clever programming in it to get it to work so fast, but I doubt it will have many applications, and I’m not sure I totally buy the idea that re-creating 1995-era 3-D technology in Flash is really the best use of anyone’s time (and certainly not the best use of Flash).
Nice demo! If you want to see a great example of animated Flash 3D avatars check out: http://www.buddylabs.com
nice!
i love http://theflashblog.com/cubesSound2.html