In the beginning the web was without shape and color, and the hype covered the darkness of the net. Then there was a Flash and life came to the web and vision became reality.
[This message has been edited by Pope de Flash (edited 19 April 2000).]
Dimensions can output vectors, which are suitable for Flash. However, it's better if you load each frame into Adobe Illustrator and tidy it up before importing.......
Yeah. Sorry Vince, your "demos of death" are great examples of what Dimensions can do. Nice job......but if you were doing a new 3d demo, which tool would you use now??
Thanks for all of the great replies. My sister gave me her old computer and it has Adobe Dimensions on it. That is why I was asking about it. I was just curious as to how I could use it with flash. It seems like it would be difficult to use Dimensions to make 3D objects for flash, so I will probrably check out Swift 3D. Thanks!
Dimensions is only good for SIMPLE shapes... it starts to suck real bad when you get a little too many polygons going or if the camera angle is too high (or low... or whatever that is... you know... it sucks when you go wide angle...)
yeh but swift 3d is so goddamn expensive..
And its not that im poor its just that i dont like to spend that much $ on a one job program, its not like photo shop where you can do tons a stuff with..it only does 3d stuff and there isnt even a demo!!
I wish i could see a demo and see what its really like
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There you go......that's what I was saying to TNB74.
