This tutorial introduces the newest features of a future release of the Flash Player codenamed ‘Molehill’ (the final name will be Stage3D). Molehill enables full GPU rendering within Flash, allowing immersive 3D to be delivered not only to the browser but also to all devices that support compiled applications written in actionscript and Flash.
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Welcome to this introduction to working at pixel level with ActionScript 3′s BitmapData object. We’ll take some 2D images, break them into their component pixels, then re-assemble them as 3D images which we can move and rotate.
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In this Quick Tip we’ll take a look at how to embed and display a 3D model in Flash, using Papervision3D.
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Flash CS4 came with some big changes and features that still amaze us even after the more recent release of Flash CS5. Flash now has the ability to work with objects in 3D space directly within the working environment.
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In this tutorial we’ll build a 3D business card. We won’t use Away3D, Alternativa, Yogurt3D, Sandy3D, Papervision3D or any other 3D engine built for Flash. We’ll use only the 3D features of Flash Player 10.
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This is the concluding part of the 3D interface tutorial we began last week. If you’re looking to better your Papervision3D skills, you’ll love this addition to the Active Premium archive..
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In this Active Premium tutorial, you will learn how to create a complete 3D Interface framework that you can easily modify and re-use. By the time you finish, you’ll have a great understanding of Papervision3D, have learned a handful of effects and learned to apply them to PV3D. You’ll also have a good understanding of OOP and how classes work together in a medium scale project like this one.
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In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to take a 3D model from Blender and use it in your Flash games using Swift3D.
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Welcome to Part 2 of my Beginner’s Guide to Augmented Reality, I hope you finished off the first part of this tutorial, or at least downloaded and read the source files (otherwise you may get a bit confused with what’s going on).
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Augmented Reality has been cropping up a lot lately, especially Flash-based AR. I will guide you through how to create some simple yet neat effects that you can put on your own website.
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Follow Activetuts+ editor Michael James Williams as he walks you through integrating Flash with Facebook! Learn to develop apps for the Facebook website and harness the Graph API in your external projects.
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