Hi
I have the same exact question as moveup.
I am trying to achieve an effect similar to the 3D User switching effect in
OSX.
Would implementing Papervision 3D be overkill for something like this?
Or is there an 'open source' solution available somewhere that uses matrix
transformations, etc.
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Fernando
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Q:Papervision 3D for 'simple' rotating cube
effect
Use PV3D. Just create a couple of planes, place them on the correct
position, rotate them, and you're done. Works
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effect
I am trying to achieve an effect similar to the 3D User switching effect
in OSX.
Would implementing Papervision 3D be overkill for something like this?
Or is there an 'open source' solution available somewhere that uses
matrix
?
Thanks,
Sunil
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Fernando
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Q:Papervision 3D for 'simple' rotating cube
effect
Use PV3D. Just create
I am trying to achieve an effect similar to the 3D User switching effect in OSX.
Would implementing Papervision 3D be overkill for something like this?
Or is there an 'open source' solution available somewhere that uses matrix
transformations, etc.
My concerns for implementing this in order of
Use PV3D. Just create a couple of planes, place them on the correct
position, rotate them, and you're done. Works with AS2 and AS3 and
should be something pretty simple as long as you understand the concept
of 3d space and cameras.
Zeh
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I am trying to achieve an
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Q:Papervision 3D for 'simple' rotating cube
effect
Use PV3D. Just create a couple of planes, place them on the correct
position, rotate them, and you're done. Works with AS2 and AS3 and
should be something pretty simple as long as you understand the concept
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