Away3d enters into partnership with Strata
February 12th, 2008
The Away3d Team are pleased to announce a new partnership with the community-driven software company Strata, involving their 3d application software Live 3D and 3d[in] Photoshop plugin.
Live 3D is a powerful 3d exporter for the web, which provides an intuative workflow for converting content made in standard desktop 3d modeling software to web based 3d content in Java, PDF and Flash formats.
3d[in] is a plugin extension for Photoshop that allows the import, manipulation and export of 3d content to a variety of web formats.
Away3d will be providing an updated Flash export option for 3d content that displays in realtime, with navigation and animation options built in. The new export format will provide designers with an easy one-click solution for publishing 3d content, using the Flash Player to maintain a high level of compatibility with web browsers.
The Away3d Team will also be developing further tools to allow content manipulation for 3d exported to Flash from the Strata product line.
We are all really excited about the potential this offers 3d on the web, as currently the transition from high-end accelerated desktop 3d content to lower end, browser based web content is still somewhat tricky for 3d designers. Our partnership with Strata aims to address the balance by improving the workflow for Flash content.
Further details will be announced as work progresses.






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— February 12, 2008 @ 8:04 pm
Great news, guys - you deserve this! Away3D is already incredible; I can’t wait to see what kinds of amazing new tools are born from this new alliance.
My best wishes and congratulations to everyone involved in the development of Away3D. Way to go!
Comment by atom(x)
— February 12, 2008 @ 8:39 pm
One request I would make is if you could give the user the option of how to export their models. Swift3D now supports Papervision but they only export to Collada, which is all well and good but I’d prefer to have the option (since we’re talking Away3D) of choosing Collada, Obj, MD2, or export directly to an AS3 object.
Comment by Nick
— February 13, 2008 @ 6:59 am
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— February 13, 2008 @ 7:00 am