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1. [...] environmental mapping effects by the away3d materials developer Fabrice. Fabrice and the away3d developers are really taking off with the papervision3d core. I am seeing lots of engine limits tested and [...]

   Pingback by [ draw.logic ] 3D Materials, Texturing and Mapping in AS3 and the Limits of Flash and Software Rendering « — July 7, 2007 @ 2:40 pm

2. I LOVE you guys. As an amateur 3D modeler / texturer now turned AS programmer, I am getting all fuzzy inside at the idea of combining two passions in one. The normal map newspost was the cherry on the sundae.

   I think I’m having an heart-attack. BBL.

   Comment by Paolo — October 31, 2007 @ 9:24 am

3. Away 3D really looks impressive to me. I have a question. Does Away3D have an edge over Papervision 3D? Maybe in processing speed, capabilities…

   Looking forward to an answer. Thanks.

   I am currently experimenting on Papervision but MAY make the switch to Away3D

   Comment by Josh — November 27, 2007 @ 11:01 am

4. We do our best to deliver an high quality and user friendly API.
   Many new features will be available in the 2.0…

   The best way to find out is to try it!

   Comment by admin — November 28, 2007 @ 6:29 am

5. Great work on this and it looks good and nice to learn. Problem is, there doesn’t seam to be much in the way of support places.. Where do i go with a problem?

   Comment by Manic Man — March 2, 2008 @ 5:06 pm

6. Why don’t you join the group? The link is here… top right

   Comment by Fabrice Closier — March 2, 2008 @ 6:23 pm

7. [...] Visit Developer site: Awaya 3D team [...]

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8. still have got an idea how the stuff works but luv the
   samples file made from it

   Comment by zakari muhammad — September 6, 2008 @ 6:14 am

9. Hi!

   I’ve seen a lot of away3d and other 3d engines, and I’m interested in creating my own. (I just like to do stuff myself, and also it’s helping me get familiar with exactly what happens where). I do have just one or two questions:
   One: What rendering process do you use? (Ray Caster, normal projection..etc.)
   Two: I’m interested in learning the techniques of texture mapping surfaces. I’ve read a lot about it, and only seem to be able to find articles that tell you how to do pixel by pixel, which is not fast at all.

   I hope that the away3d team is open and friendly enough to help out a fellow developer!
   (Please e-mail me the answer)

   P.

   Comment by P.Svilans — September 8, 2008 @ 8:05 pm

10. greetings!

    I need create clone of this features but with help flash
    http://mannequin.redoute.fr/index.php?page=avatar

    –

    ЗДравствуйте на сколько я понял вы создательодного из 3Д движка для флеша.

    скажите смогли бы вы сделать вот такое же
    http://mannequin.redoute.fr/index.php?page=avatar
    тут сделано на Java а надо сделать на флеше.

    Поговорите со мной.. ))
    С уважением, николай.

    –

    Skype:innncome

    Comment by Nikolay — December 7, 2008 @ 4:29 pm

11. [...] money from Open Source Flash – here’s another little bit of proof. Thanks to the entire Away3D team for filling my days (and nights) with [...]

    Pingback by   What did I do the last year by Blam Yo! — August 4, 2009 @ 8:18 pm

12. Hi guys, I would like to invite you to visit my site and see some of my work with away3d at:

    http://victorribeiro.com

    I have some questions, who can I talk to?! Any direct e-mail or msn?

    One of my questions is, I want to offer a 360º panorama render (as you can see at my website) to my clients… Do I have to buy a license? How can I buy it?

    Another thing is… I really want to make a tour inside a 3D scene. I wish I could import objects in to the flash, assemble a scenario and after that, drop a camera in it and walk around like videogames… you know, mouse look around, W A S D keys move the camera…

    *the examples in my site ware made in version 2.0, I din’t had time to learn the new versions yet.

    Thanks for your time!

    =)

    Comment by Victor Ribeiro — September 13, 2009 @ 11:14 pm

13. [...] even on the Away3D team list now – whooo [...]

    Pingback by Part of the Team « Geepers — March 10, 2010 @ 8:42 am

14. Hi Guys,
    Thank you so much for developing a tool that is quite siimply fantastic. I’ve just created my first away3d project http://www.galwayvirtualcity.com, for a college project. It was my first attempt at a flash project and my first attempt at an away3d project!If I can do it anyone can!
    Keep up the good work, 3D is the future :)
    Damo

    Comment by Damian — April 20, 2010 @ 4:33 am

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