How to click on stuff in Papervision3D – Viewport, ViewportLayers, InteractiveScene3DEvent, Mouse3D, and MovieMaterial Buttons

Saturday, June 13th, 2009 | tutorials, videos

I’ve been super busy the past couple months and tomorrow I’m heading to Alaska to take a week-long vacation. I thought to myself, “this isn’t fair to my readers, I haven’t provided any quality original content on pv3d.org in a long time.” So, I took a couple hours tonight to answer pretty much every question on interacting with stuff in Papervision3D in the following five videos. That’s right, five videos explaining the ins and outs of working with interactivity events in Papervision3D. Just don’t say I never did anything nice for you

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Paulo

Great tutorials, thanks a lot! They are very helpful!!!

cct

thank you very much! they are very helpful!!!

Caio

Very useful!
Thanks!

samBrown

this series is incredibly helpful, thank you John!

kevin deng

just wondering... when you're importing movieclips into papervision... can you 'DEFINE' functionality within these clips or class files in these clips and simply invoke the constructor?

or does the functionality and methods be programmed in the native flex/flash class that you are launching papervision from?

mateus

Hi John! Just wondering. I open your helicopter DAE on maya, and why do you have 3 groups for 3 mesh parts?

shachar oz

part 3 was most helpful.
i hope it will solve my problems.
thanks

Owen

what about the DOUBLE_CLICK MouseEvent in the redBox Blue box example? do you need to set the movieMaterial to doubleClickEnabled?

Christian

Thanx man! Really appriciate it.

Jim

Finally have this working in FD, I posted the code in the forum where I had asked for some help. Many thanks for this tutorial!

Jim

I watched Part 5 which is what I've been stuck on for a while, so thanks, I've taken a good step forward. But what code can you put in the Blue button handler that tells redBox to play?

ookla

I still love you!

Abel

Great tutorials, thanks a lot!

whoa

Thanks John, Could it be possible that the new tutorials with published codes have notes to explain the code for every line. After all, that it is what the tutorials are all about. I will really appreciate it. Please , John. Thanks

Marien

Hi Tnx for this. I've done some stuff in pv3d but now i'm doing my first commercial project. And this comes in just in time! Tnx very much! Expect a donation soon ;-)