collection of papervision 3D tutorials

Our favourite holidays Christmas and New Year are coming!! Everyone is in a hurry, try to find cool presents, invite some surprises for their family, friends and co-workers! But the proven fact is that all people like to receive holiday cards. These digital creations can be different forms, with various design elements and even with music. But the most pleasant thing in getting Christmas or New Year card is its meaning. When it is made specially for you, with some distinctive phrases and signs the festive piece of paper turns into the best holiday gift. We won’t teach you how to create your own card, the Internet is overwhelmed with tutorials and tips. We just want to give you some crazy ideas how to transfer your thoughts into reality and what way or method of realization to choose.

As people get used to simple and classic cards, we offer you to utilize something really striking and eye-catching! We’re talking about effective papervision3D technique, which opens the widest opportunities for creating really remarkable and memorable holiday cards.

Below you’ll find interesting ideas how to present your Christmas wishes to your beloved. Enjoy and share with friends!

Three Christmas mini cards

Click on one of these cute mini cards and you’ll see the Christmas greetings. Why not to choose such amusing way to say kind words to the dearest people!

With the help of Papervision 3D technology you can make stunning and original Flash artworks and projects, surprise your friends and colleagues with amazing shading effects and spectacular 3D shapes. If you are not a Flash developer and can not create your own Papervision 3D website, don’t get upset! We have good news for you and for all those who dream about stylish and nifty Papervision 3D Flash website. Moto CMS released a new powerful and highly immersive template based on Papervision 3D engine.

Just have a look at this alluring template and ensure by yourselves why this technique is so demanded and why the number of Papervision 3D fans is growing day by day!

The splendid gallery will engage viewers’ attention at the first glance and impress your clients with the unique and shining design. Using handy Flash scroller you can look quickly through the thumbnail pictures or simply flip them by clicking on each photo.

Three Dimensional Computer Graphics (3D CG) is one of the most impressive artworks that creates unbelievable effects for any form of design. That is the reason  3D CG is so beloved by some designers.

In this post we’d like to show you some really wonderful 3D computer graphic designs created by really talented design artists. Each of the works presented below reflects the inner world of the designer and tells much about his personality. We hope the collection will be appreciated by all design lovers and inspire them for creating more truly amazing things.

Today’s set of tutorials is dedicated to the theme of an animated 3D cube creation with Papervision 3D. Each tutorial contain the demo of the final result. Some of the tutorials describe the process of the cube’s creation from the beginning to the end. You will learn to create a path to the class, create faces for the cube, import Papervision 3D classes, create objects for the scene and material for the cube from movie clips, create cube object, add the code to rotate the cube, etc.

The source codes are available, so you can download them to study the whole process.

1. Papervision 3d – cube with different materials on each side.

2. Full screen cube.

In one of our previous posts we shared with you the links to the series of video tutorials on 3DS Max Modeling created by Mike Lively of Northern Kentucky University. Since the themes he covers in his tutorials are really valuable and extremely interesting, we thought about compiling for you another set of video PV3D tutorials by this really talented developer. This time we’ll give you the links to the video series “Molecule Viewer in Papervision3D and Flex”.

Molecule Viewer in Papervision3D and Flex — Part 1

The source code can be downloaded from Google Code.

Hey guys,

Today we’ve prepared for you a bunch of great Papervision 3D examples with source codes and demos. Since there are only few places where we can find a solid set of examples in one place, we’ve decided to showcase some best of them here. The examples cover a lot of what Papervision 3D offers. They are basic yet effective.

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Here are some examples created by Dehash using Papervision 3D GreatWhite.

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Hi Papervision 3D fans,

Today we have got something advanced, fresh and inspiring to show you. MotoCMS, the powerful Flash CMS and Flash templates provider, released a new template created with the use of Papervision 3D technology.

Clean style designs are extremely popular around the web. Many of today’s designers are fond of minimalistic style and tend to make the designs clear from clutter. Minimal designs can be very beautiful. Free from complex color combination, clean style layouts are perceived by visitors deeper.

When it comes to Flash websites full of animation and 3D objects, clean style works at its best for them. Today we’ve showcased some of the best 3D and Papervision 3D websites created in clean style.

1. Audi A6

2. Coca — Cola

Papervision 3D is not the only one source to create realistic three-dimensional objects in Flash. But it helps to create really unique 3D models which you can turn anyway – in every position objects will be perfectly looking.

Today we’d like to bring you a new portion of joy with Papervision 3D websites that will definitely make you say “Wow!”. This type of websites successfully combines interactive design elements with intelligible text blocks for the most effective content perception. Just take a clear look at these amazing examples of 3D Flash websites.

1. Mechaniks

2. 100 best films

We continue our series of the most useful Papervision 3D related Twitter profiles. Today we have compiled for you a fresh list of the most experienced Flash, AS3 and Papervision 3D developers Twitter profiles as well as other profiles related to the PV3D subject.