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You're only here because were here 3d section is down!

Models: http://www.Rhino3d.com has a modeler reads both types of files and exports .3ds
Animation: ?

I've been looking for a while and the only one that I know of that even comes close is the Babylon 5 Modeling Group board http://www.b5mg.??? com, net, org, I don't remember. It isn't really flash...

I remember a MAX Bones tutorial on 3dcafe that has a low poly t-rex built with bones and animated. I hope it was on 3dcafe... If you're going to put it in flash, you might have trouble, since I don't...

It's 56k, but hey, it's worth it.

Your life would be easier if you made an action for the photoshop part (just put all your files in one folder and run the action on the folder). I did this same type thing for when doing 3dsMAX...

There is a thread devoted to the animations of the text on were-here.com, but the keyboard capture is a on mouse function (I think, though I really don't know what I'm talking about).

Thanks for your response, but the problem wasn't collision detection, but rather what to do after a collision is detected (although the site was helpful because I forgot there is no SQRT function). ...

There's a tutorial on a menu system thats something like what you're talking about in the advanced tutorial section on this site.

I've been extemely happy with www.homestead.com. They seem to support .swf files.

Grayrest

Try again with the link (1k maybe) (I hate ubb code, I'm used to html). And the balls speeds are random, so hit F5 a couple times.

http://grayrest.homestead.com/files/bouncyballs.swf

I just started programming on flash three days ago, and I feel ready to do my first game. It will be a pong clone with multiple balls and a few other features to make it different. The problem is...