Hi,

Hope someone could help me out

Is intergrading fully navigational VR like what u can do with vrml technology
made possible in flash ? I mean not only restricted to the a preset left and right view , but be able to zoom in/out, walk through etc. as freely as the user wants .

thanks

hmm.. so far i'm not come across anyone who's pulled it off.. the closest the person has gotten to VR is environments with some depth played around with lines or simple 2D shapes..

although i am not sure what u talking about VR in flash,

but there is quite alot of ppl already making fake 3d first person view engine with flash since like flash4.

i think the one most ppl r doing is the ray casting engine.

This post has been edited by mclelun: May 3 2006, 08:17 PM

thanks etsuko and mclelun ! wow ray casting engine is a new thing to me

I'm looking for smth that will look like this demo phone. In this example, they use Cult3D but I think Cult3D could only be used on the Web, in MicrosoftİOffice applications, and AdobeİAcrobatİ(.pdf) files. no ?

I wonder if I could get the same result in flash

if u looking for real 3d model to be embeded in website, (like do the modeling in 3dmax then export)

i suggest marcromedia director.

solution , anyone ?

found this , have to render a sequence of 360* image http://www.yofla.com/flash/3d-rotate/ it's useful, though haven get mine working properly

This post has been edited by vioz: May 16 2006, 01:18 PM

other than that, I guess you can try embeding Quicktime VR into flash...
it's not movable, but it's rotateable and zoomable...
and since it's a quick time object, you can easily import it into flash...
but anyhow you have to find a software for creating Quicktime VR...


This post has been edited by Stupid Khor: May 16 2006, 06:36 PM

well , it just a script to play through a sequence of bitmap. not a "real" 3d

more bitmap = more big the file size will be. so if ur app is just offline, i dun think file size will be a problem for u, but online...

yup, that's just a series of bitmaps...
if you want to make VR scene, I guess quick time is the best,
if you want to make a real 3D scene like fps game,
it needs lots of calculations...
http://www.arseiam.com
there're a lot of examples here, but no tutorial...

http://www.kirupa.com/developer/actionscript/3dindex.htm

this site contains tutorial for 3d objects creation in flash,
including real time rendering using vector through actionscript, which requires you to go through a section full with 3d to 2d programming theories and calculations

however, i wanna stress it out for actionscript vector rendering... it actually renders using method just like normal flash movie which uses actionscript to render vectors, so it will run very very slow during the playback, if you are to build a game with loads of "3d models" = = (coz i tried that b4, and after i managed to test with 6 "3d" boxes in an fps mode, I gave up)

hope macromedia will do something to flash so that it will run faster on actionscript vector rendering, or perhaps prepare a 3d environment, at least an option to render using hardware?

This post has been edited by SnaiLXY: May 19 2006, 08:59 PM