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I’m very proud to announce I’m now part of the core development team of Papervision3D. In mafia terms: i was made.

I’ll be working mainly on integrating Collada into Papervision3D. Recently I added my first contribution. Its a branch which incorporates the use of a so called frustum.

So. my thanks to Carlos Ulloa, John Grden and Ralph Hauwert!

A little experiment with importing the MD2 fileformat into PaperVision3D.
Based on Phillipe Ajoux’s MD2 class.

Click the image below to view.

Update: Phillipe Ajoux just released the source.

Had a look at the use of motion capture (mocap) with PaperVision3D.

Uses ASF/AMC mocap files from the Carnegie Mellon University.
Click the image below to view.

Created a Quake2 level loader with PaperVision3D. Click the image below to view.

The current revision (62) of the PaperVision3D Collada object doesn’t implement animation stuff (yet). So I had a go at it.

Exported a animated biped model from MAX to Collada. Click the image below to view the results.

Stay tuned for the source. Need to do some cleanup etc.

WiiFlash allows you to control your Flash games and applications with the revolutionary Wiimote.

Developed by Joa Ebert an Thibault Imbert

Nice work! Swinging light-sabers in PaperVision3D!

PaperVision3D’s favourite fileformat for importing models is Collada.

Most 3D packages will import and export Collada, so you can use these models with PV3D.

Adding a Collada model to PV3D is simple:

scene.addChild( new Collada("mymodel.dae") );


NOTE: when exporting make sure you check the triangulate option!

To get started with PaperVision3D – the coolest 3D engine for Flash – first check out the code from svn http://svn1.cvsdude.com/osflash/papervision3d.
After checking out the files you find directories for both AS2 and AS3.

Check the Getting Started FAQ from the PV3D wiki.
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The wiki for papervision3d is here.