PARK.seasons in PV3D
Common talks, Flash, Flash News, PV3D April 9th, 2008Papervision3D experiment with portals
Drag mouse to rotate, scroll mouse wheel for zooming & walking through portals to another season. I hope you like this toy. Sorry. no preloader
its only 400 kB (Tree model by Batch)
also can be viewed at PARKLab.
UPD: Added keyboard arrows control & looks like wheel-scroll problem for Mac fixed too.
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I am freelance Flash/Flex/Shockwave developer from Moscow, RUSSIA.
2008-04-10 at 12.03 am
I like this toy
There is a weird thing tho. If you face a portal, and using the scrollwheel you zoom in, and then zoom out, you swap the season outside the portal
2008-04-10 at 12.28 am
I know about this. there is no actually seasons change when you move back, but visually its look like it happens. I will try to put portals in different places in different seasons to avoid this effect in next update and will add WASD Quake like keyboard controls too )
2008-04-10 at 12.38 am
Кайф! Ты просто жжош сегодня
2008-04-10 at 3.28 am
ahhh – pretty!
2008-04-10 at 11.49 am
That is extremely inspirational and great looking. Has so much potential.
2008-04-10 at 2.10 pm
[...] Den Ivanov shows us a very nice PV3D made toy with some kind of masking, that shows the same tree in the different seasons. You can Drag mouse to rotate, scroll mouse wheel for zooming & walking through portals to another season. No Comments Leave a Commenttrackback addressThere was an error with your comment, please try again. name (required)email (will not be published) (required)url [...]
2008-04-10 at 6.17 pm
That is beautiful. Brilliant use of pv3d!!!
2008-04-10 at 7.56 pm
I love your use of pv3d, so fast always. Very interesting idea and pulled off flawlessly. HL2 Portals for Flash AS3 in 3d?
2008-04-11 at 2.07 am
[...]This is something Den Ivanov posted yesterday on the Papervison3D mailinglist[...]I think it’s truly gorgeous in its concept, design and production[...]
2008-04-11 at 5.31 pm
[...] one other golden nugget is Den Ivanov’s newest demo with Papervision portals! This is a very smooth demo, be sure to enter into the portals to see the seasons change. Posted [...]
2008-05-15 at 5.05 pm
I’m flabbergasted. I’m currently experimenting with PaperVison but I have no clue on how to do achieve such an effect. How did you do it?
2008-05-15 at 6.18 pm
there is 4 scenes with one camera. and i uses Planes containers for masking scenes viewports. It created in PV3D v 1.5 and as far as i know cant be reproduced in GW branch.
2008-05-16 at 5.46 pm
Ah, I see! The container of a plane object is the container for a whole Scene. Duh! Thanks for clearing that up!
In GreatWhite you might get it to work if you use the Effects Branch, but I think it would be more complicated…
Really impressive work!
2008-05-16 at 8.07 pm
I love it! Pretty cool idea with multiple scenes and one camera.
2008-05-19 at 11.57 pm
How did u manage the light in this scene,
your tree seems to have such a nature nice looking shadow
thanks in advance!
Michiel
2008-06-02 at 12.57 pm
Beautiful piece of art…so light and warming! An excellent display of genious PV3D work!
2008-06-03 at 6.23 pm
Awesome! Do you have any source or tutorials on how to do this
that would be great.
2008-06-04 at 3.32 pm
pretty cool, but there are only 3 seasons!
2008-06-04 at 3.37 pm
2johntindale: four. in one seasons you stay now, and another 3 you see via portals.
2008-06-04 at 8.09 pm
Moving through a portal with the mouse wheel – what a great new web experience – that’s what PV3D is all about.
2008-06-04 at 8.31 pm
Awesome stuff… love it. There are four seasons… the default- summer, winter, spring, fall.
2008-06-05 at 12.22 am
Beautiful
2008-06-05 at 9.11 am
I really like it, though 1 season shy. Is there anything else you’re gonna add to this. It’s just screaming for more!!!
2008-06-05 at 11.15 am
Lovely… Can’t spend a day without visiting it =)
Best regards from Portugal
2008-06-05 at 2.42 pm
Nice concept with much potential, the tree is not a beauty! Nice programming.
2008-06-05 at 6.26 pm
Did you use baked textures? If so, can you describe your workflow for doing so?
2008-06-07 at 6.59 am
I liked it. Not much practical use, but appealing all the same.
2008-06-08 at 12.14 am
Nicely done!
2008-06-08 at 8.38 am
Very nice!
2008-06-10 at 10.07 am
very cool, also a very nice styling of the tree =) … rock on.
2008-06-10 at 5.52 pm
superb, cool, great ! keep up the good work mare
2008-06-11 at 4.11 pm
really nice ideea…and great executed
2008-06-12 at 8.14 pm
Very nicely done, I like it a lot. You show the people what the can do with PaperVision 3d. Keep up the good work.
2008-06-12 at 10.04 pm
I found it through Stumble Upon and I really like it!!
Great piece of work!
So thumbs up!!!
2008-06-13 at 4.05 am
very cool – nice work
2008-06-19 at 2.20 am
hello,
generally i like such stuff, but on a mac (sys 10.3.9) it dosn’t work. look after that, please! because i d’like that.. greatings, hs
2008-06-21 at 12.46 am
It’s awesome.
Interesting idea and great implementation!
Two thumbs up!
2008-06-24 at 6.34 pm
Hey I stumbleupon this animation of yours, and I just wanted to let you know that I really like it. Great work. I will be looking further into your blog.
Dea
2008-06-26 at 11.36 am
very nice! I like it!
2008-06-27 at 2.44 am
Nice.. I’m a big fan of anything 3d. I even just started my own 3d animation company. But 3d in flash, I still don’t master..
You my Master
2008-06-27 at 4.48 am
Hey, very cool!
Would it be very complicated to have the portal worlds change when you go through one? So create a total of say 15 worlds, and when you start, you see 1, with 2-5 in the portals. If you go into 2, you see 2, with 6-9 in the portals, etc.
If it is easy, this could make for a very interesting game/maze.
2008-06-27 at 1.11 pm
Works perfect, nice shape and animation.
2008-07-01 at 12.09 am
I love this!!!
2008-07-02 at 10.28 am
Lovely!
2008-07-03 at 11.06 am
Too good bro, i wanna learn this stuff.
just too good.
2008-07-06 at 11.48 pm
excellent, wise and in need of use could, like ” a nightmare befor christmas”.
2008-07-12 at 2.05 pm
wow… inspired!!
2008-07-16 at 1.17 am
dude, frakkin tight.
2008-07-20 at 11.27 pm
Cool, Dude, very funny I liked it , would you mind if you share the method?
2008-08-08 at 9.28 am
[...] via Den Inavov Blog [...]
2008-09-01 at 3.11 am
Will you be offering some of the code for this?
I’m new to PV3D and would love to just be able to use the mouse to navigate around a model the way you do in your example, it’s just what i was looking to do.
Many thanks!!
2008-09-01 at 3.13 am
Again, the animation is great too, how did you do the animation? Was 3DS Max used? I’d love some advise.
Thank you.
2008-09-30 at 8.42 pm
absolutely great implementation of pv3d!! a great inspiration to new pv devs like me!
keep up the great work!!
2008-10-22 at 9.13 am
A friend of mine sent me this link. I don’t know much about animation, but spent about 15 minutes awed by what you’ve created. Amazing!
2008-10-22 at 6.25 pm
Very nice very pretty.It is really cool.
2008-10-22 at 9.23 pm
Fantastic! Reminds me a bit of Mario 64! Amazing what can be done with browsers these days
2008-10-24 at 4.35 pm
I felt like Alice in a wonderland … beautiful.
2008-10-25 at 3.28 am
This was really cool and even uplifting. Thanks for sharing.
2008-10-25 at 7.36 am
win, very win.
its like a next gen concept for portal
2008-11-02 at 10.14 am
That is a really beautiful piece
2008-11-07 at 3.12 pm
It’s really beautiful – thank you
2008-11-11 at 7.36 pm
I like that! Really fun to play with.
2008-11-16 at 1.38 pm
Really amazing.
2008-11-23 at 2.07 am
Nice work man, I’m still puzzled, Can you share the secret?
2009-06-18 at 4.36 am
The idea is beautiful and it is a perfect design.
Thanks
2009-07-15 at 4.30 pm
This is an epic win
I played with it for 10 mins.
2009-08-02 at 5.58 pm
Wonderful, stumbleupon found this for me, its brilliant. The portals are a great idea, the seasons beautiful Its a delight. thanks
2009-08-09 at 4.40 am
That was spectacular!!!
2009-08-09 at 11.49 am
Ottima idea!
2009-09-06 at 4.18 pm
Marvelous, according to me.
2009-09-06 at 5.10 pm
Wow, thats like the coolest thing I ever seen!
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2009-09-23 at 1.19 pm
thats funny, nice work!
2009-11-11 at 6.47 am
Brilliant! I especially like it using Apple’s multi-trackpad. Too cool!
2009-11-11 at 1.30 pm
Very interesting
Something new and cool! Keep up the good work
2009-12-31 at 12.19 am
This is absolutely amazing!