Helmut Granda a écrit :
another more extended explanation by senocular:
http://www.senocular.com/flash/tutorials/transformmatrix/
On 12/28/06, Matthew Pease <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This sounds like a request to Santa Claus.
Heh. and i was a good boy this year too.
> Did you say that all this has to be acomplished dynamicly? So nothing
has to
> be pre-rendered?
Right.
> In that case have you considered just creating a box on the fly
> something like this:
>
> http://www.flashloaded.com/flashcomponents/3dbox/example3.html
This looks close. But i'd like to use my own image. Probably the
front of the postcard will be higher resolution than the image that
actually gets rotated, to speed the rotation.
How about those other tools i mentioned?
i would love it if i could buy a tool that would just do this, or pay
someone to do this for me. Anyone out there good at AS & 3d Flash (or
just image distorting) need a little extra money?
Thank you -
Matt
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The DistortImage class uses BitmapData so I'm not sure that it can be
exported for flash 7...
Transformations described on Senocular can be a solution but the effect
won't be the same.
The best solution to have the same effect for F7 is to use masks but
it's not very clean...
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