Flash Animation Question - Need Help

[Clashizard]

I have a question if anyone could aid me with I would be most appreciative. My boss's have requested I recreate a specific type of animation in flash and Im not sure how to do it or if its even possible. The link I have provided below is what they want me to emulate. It's only the FIRST 2 SECONDS of the video, but its the 3D rotating logo's/images sequence. I know it was mostly likely done in 3D or Post (After Effects, etc...) but they want the entire thing rebuit in flash. Please, if anyone could help me figure this out that would be awesome!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu_vq0lK3xo



Clash

[goliard]

I have a question if anyone could aid me with I would be most appreciative. My boss's have requested I recreate a specific type of animation in flash and Im not sure how to do it or if its even possible. The link I have provided below is what they want me to emulate. It's only the FIRST 2 SECONDS of the video, but its the 3D rotating logo's/images sequence. I know it was mostly likely done in 3D or Post (After Effects, etc...) but they want the entire thing rebuit in flash. Please, if anyone could help me figure this out that would be awesome!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu_vq0lK3xo



Clash

The good news is there is a Flash component which will help you with this. The bad news is it will cost you sixty bucks:

http://www.flashloaded.com/flashcomponents/3denvironment/

Hope this helps,

G

[goliard]

Oops -- link is a bit wrong! It should be:
Flashloaded

G

[mneil]

if you can figure it out the beta of papervision3d is out for flash. You could do it with that. But like I said, you have to figure it out. try looking for it.

[1stbite]

could be simulated with two movieclips, one for the foreground and the other for the background.
give the background MC a slight blur to give depth and all you need to do is tween the type the best you can.

~The trick will be to scale the images slightly up (foreground, scale down for background) as they enter the screen and back down (or up for background) as they leave the screen given the moving type a feel as if they are moving in rotation.