Flash Papervision3D tutorial

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In principle, someone is working on it and there should be a better version in a not so distant future.
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This is part of the Flash tutorials

Introduction

Learning goals
  • Create a simple 3D scence with Papervison3D
Flash and Papervision3D level
  • Flash 9 / CS3
  • Papervision 2.0
Prerequisites
  • Some ActionScript knowledge, e.g.
Moving on
Level and target population
  • Absolute beginners
Quality


Download and install

Download

In nov 2008, Papervision 3D can be downloaded from the SVN repository (read the Revision control system tutorial)

The subversion URL can change, e.g.

http://papervision3d.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/as3/trunk/ (nov 2008)
http://papervision3d.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ (before)

So create a new directory somewhere. On windows you can use a GUI client like like, under linux go to the new directory and type:

subversion checkout http://papervision3d.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/as3/trunk/

You then should have a directory "trunk" with a sub-directory structure like this:

bin
build
docs
examples
src
.svn
CS3 setup
  • CS3 must be able to find the this library. Read Flash using ActionScript libraries tutorial if you want learn more about this.
  • Open the File->Publish Settings - Flash tab
  • Then click on the Settings ... button next to the ActionScript version.
  • Click on the "target" "Browse to Path" icon and select the "src" directory of the Papervison library

E.g. I keep the subversion tree on my linux machine and copy/rename the trunk directory to my laptop. So I entereded this:

c:\lib\pv3d\src

The only thing that matters is that Flash can find the contents of the "src" directory

A simple example