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

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

Click to view the video in a pop-up. Right-click and “save as” to download the video to your hard drive.

Watch Part 1 on the Viewport

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Watch Part 2 on ViewportLayers

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Watch Part 3 on InteractiveScene3DEvent

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Watch Part 4 on Mouse3D

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Watch Part 5 on Buttons on MovieMaterials

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Tags: collada, dae, interactive, InteractiveScene3DEvent, Mouse3D, moviematerial

Peer-to-Peer in Flash Player 10 by Danny Patterson

Danny Patterson presented on the new Flash Player 10 Peer-to-Peer capabilities at my last uFlash meeting. I recorded the meeting, so I thought I might as well share it here.

Enjoy: https://admin.na3.acrobat.com/_a204547676/p85387367/

It’s almost an hour long, so grab some popcorn.

Download Source?

Many people ask me, “How do I use the source here?”

This video shows you exactly what to do:

https://admin.na3.acrobat.com/_a204547676/p50465260/

So if you see a little “source” or “download source” link in any of my posts (which is actually most of them), it’s as easy as that video.

(Yes, this is the same video that has been in the FAQ for a long time. But many people seemed to have missed it, so I put it up here.)

ActionScript 3 – Command Pattern and Interfaces

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Watch Video Tutorial on Command Pattern and Interfaces

Tags: design patterns