[Papervision3D] Pv3D - Sandy - Away3D ???

[Justin Lawerance Mills]

Enrique

I would suggest you buy the friends of ed book second hand on amazon,  
and if you get something good together but get stuck on a small  
aspect post some code on twelvestone forum as the author does hang  
there sometimes.  As for lighting you could dynamically modify the  
slices to achieve the effect, if in your case each slice stack is  
based on a single movie clip with a second movie ( lid ) on top, then  
inside the stack movieclip you can have the four edge movies that you  
could tint with color code. Due to the way slices are viewed you are  
maybe limited to viewing angle.

flash hacks:
[quote]
Slice 2D to Create an Extra Dimension

Suppose you are slicing an apple parallel to the core. If the slices  
are cut really thin, you end up with many 2D cross sections. By  
stacking them in the order they existed in the original apple, you  
can re-create a 3D apple.

This hack works on the same principle: create a lot of 2D slices of  
an object, then move them as if they were stacked together in the  
original object. If done properly, the result looks like it is a 3D  
shape that has volume.
[/quote]

On 24 Nov 2007, at 15:00, Enrique wrote:

> Yes, I'm trying with:
> http://3dfs.playpixel.net/
> But it's so slow...
> You told me about Five3D, I have downloaded it and I will try it  
> later too.
> The 3d_frames example looks great ! very quick and small, and without
> Flash9. Do you know how it's done? (it has no lights, but anyway, I  
> think is
> a good option).
>
> bye !
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Justin Lawerance Mills" <JLM at justinfront.net>
> To: <papervision3d at osflash.org>
> Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2007 10:55 AM
> Subject: Re: [Papervision3D] Pv3D - Sandy - Away3D ???
>
>
> Tomsamson
>
> Very interesting, I would be interest in any links or specific books
> you have regarding the AS3 issues you mentioned.
>
> Ryan
>
> No support for AS2 3D forces small AS2 web projects to AS3.
> No support for AS2 3D forces large AS2 desktop projects to be
> scrapped in favour of XAML.
>
> Enrique
>
> For your application if you have to use as2 you could look at using a
> slice engine, maybe someone here could advise if it would work? there
> is a book that has a chapter on it and some demos here:
> http://www.arseiam.com/3d_frames.htm
>
>
> Justin
>
>
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