Re: FLASH: 3D imports

[carlo]

Do not forget Anfy3D http://www.anfyteam.com java3d renderer, very similar

to Shout3d but earlier.

Both come from the developmet of VRML2 And in different way they support

VRML files.


I just tried to use one of these technologies with Flash and it works quite

nicely.(I don't tell which, just because it's not time for avertising,

since I suppose also the other "3d tech" might work at the same way) 



Carlo Zinzani

czinzaniyahoo [dot] co [dot] uk

At 04:26 PM 12/16/99 -0800, you wrote:

>None. You can import 2d dxf, sort of. Or images and trace

>them. (Illustrate renders swf from 3d studio, but the

>result is a frame-by-frame series with dubious advantages

>over rendering to toon and tracing). It would be nice if

>flash could handle some kind of 3d format (after all, all

>3d programs store their model files in vectors) , OTOH, its

>looks like (w/Shout3d, Metastream, Nemo, etc.) MACR is

>missing the streaming 3d boat.

>

>Now if we could plug Shout3d(Java3d) content into a swf and

>control it w/AS...

>

>

--- Jefferis <Jefferispathway [dot] net>

>> I was wondering: what sequence of 3d  file types are

>> suitable for import 

>> into Flash ? 

>> 





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