[Papervision3D] Amazing

[Ricky Bacon]

John Grden wrote:
> I've had just the opposite experience:  i've had several large agencies 
> approach me for PV3D work with approved projects - and this happens on a 
> weekly basis.
> 
> I will say though, that if a client doesn't understand the restrictions 
> up front, it can be very disapointing to realize they can't have a 
> virtual office with animated employees walking around ;)

IME, it has been the iterative process that kills the project.  The 
projects are green lighted, move to motion tests and such, but then 
someone decides "something" and all the cool aspects disappear.  Maybe 
it's the dude using the 12" iBook wondering why he's getting 1 fps from 
a video stream material.

meh.

Hopefully some people can get some really big sites through that truly 
showcase the power of pv3d.  That should make clients more comfortable 
with the concepts.

-Ricky