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http://blog.papervision3d.org/2007/02/13/thank-you/
wow. Its getting like playstation 1
i can't wait until they release the source on this. I was wondering how the animated one works, if they are using the .ase file does that contain the animations aswell, or would they code these in (manually)
*cough, Render?
and I was thinking to finally catch up,- damn it that´s truly stunning
edit: self claimed best API sandy is looking really old against those demos
damn straight. I just hope its easy enough to use. I've always wanted to make http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...screenshot.jpg in flash,
maybe i can soon. :D
Another problem we need the Flash CS3 ASAP.
Loving the Wiimote stuff, just got one of my own and I'm intending to play around with it in C++ (no, I haven't actually got a Wii :) )
Hey, I did that one.Quote:
I was wondering how the animated one works, if they are using the .ase file does that contain the animations aswell, or would they code these in (manually)
I just loads Quake 2 .md2 files, which have animation in them.
w00t.
they are dope. You can get the current version by trawling through the mailing list I can ping you the link to the svn.
The werewolf is dope, I really want to know how they animated that!!
well d3s_inc your werewolf had me mumbling high praises under my breath! Very cool! Can you just load an md2 file into papervision or did you put together some funky parsing in papervision??
yes pleaseQuote:
Originally Posted by Flashkit
I cant see any of the demos ! in a couple of them warned me about danger scrpts
I have the latest flash, maybe is my video card, or something
Im trying to watch them in an old MAC G3
are you using the right browser?
maybe you have the debug dev player installed? If so it will show error/warning messages in some of those examples. You can normally skip all for those and then it should show the demo anyway.
Amazing!
mr_malee
haha, Twisted Metal... What about the 1st Ridge Racer instead? Or wait, something without textures like Virtua Racing or Virtua Fighter... Maybe flash will be able to handle that soon...
d3s_inc
d000d, so you are still around!! :p
scheletro
Really old, indeed :) It works flawlessly on my G5
=)
Flashkit
I coded up a parser and custom classes to do the animation and such.
If you get the newest alpha of papervision, my code is now outdated, by about a month.. I hope to revise that stuff soon.. but if you read on you see I'm busy. The Wolf isn't even mine, sort of, the demo is on Carlos (creator of Papervision3D) website using my classes (with a slight fix ;)). THe original animation can be seen http://www.d3s.net/phil/pv3d/examples/TestMd2.html.
marmotte
Yess!!! I am still around! I know I don't show up a lot.. but I'm a college student now and have been very busy with class work lately... I'm trying to get some stuff together soon though =)
Ill try again, and try them in a PC
So does this mean flash games will go the way of the console games, big and epic with only large teams able to develop them, then followed by a renaissance of indie and casual games?
Are you serious, this thing is just simply amazing. Cant wait to give it a proper go.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlinkOk
hopefully not,- 1 big plus of flash is still the smal file size (= smal project) and the rapid production time compared to c++, phyton,... I believe that even within a several years from now on this will be a main priority of flash development.
1 big problem imo. is that some 3d- API´s arent that much interested in explaining how they did the tricky parts- they rather want others adopt their classes way of handling their things (meaning: not thinking about it how it works, just use it).
and for the record: the whole 3d stuff is alot easier as most people think here,- it´s just that there arent that much tutorials around (or as good as none) that explain things like UV-mapping, polygon drawing and backface culling/ z- ordering.
Papervision looks like the one we've all been waiting for, much better than Sandy.
Everyone wants to know more about Papervision at the moment.. Their Blog and examples don't reveal much; can't blame them for that though.
Anyone know what the Papervision UI (if it has one) looks like?
papervision in its current state has no UI cause it is no IDE or something like that.
Its a bunch of classes you can use,so right now its purely for coders (and designers who make 3d models to be loaded in).
I make 3D models in Max and have to get them into Flash as frames, like a flickbook. It's impossible for me to produce stuff that's quick to download at present.
Also, Papervision might have a UI at some point, although you can't even download it from the site at the moment.
phantomflanflinger !?!
the models used in papervision are stored as basic (raw) polygonal data with a additional texture map (image file) -nothing more! no prerendered (in the classic meaning) images or frames.
no UI,- papervision is an API (Application programming interface) wich intension is to assist on programming matters all for now- not designer tool. This will be a main difference for at least a few years- as flash now is not just a designer intense tool.
REALLY? WOW!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by renderhjs
REALLY? WOW!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by renderhjs
renderhjs ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!??!?!?!!??!?!?!?!?!?!!!!?
by UI you mean some sort of editor?
what would the UI consist of?
i sense sarcasm but i'm not to sure.
well sorry then,- but your 1st post is confusing for me
Here's a link to a early draft of the documentation.
http://www.papervision3d.org/docs/as3
The classes inside the core package are meant to be for internal use.