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Re: An old beast is coming back: Director 11(preorder)
[Re: msl_manni]
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02/21/08 16:03
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JamesA
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Flash is 3d now with open source plugins, so I would personally use that for simpler 3d work due flash being on most computers. http://blog.papervision3d.org/http://www.flashsandy.org/What is the director interface like for 3d now? I tried it years ago as a demo when it first came out I found it fiddly, Ill try the new demo when I have time.
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Re: An old beast is coming back: Director 11(preor
[Re: JamesA]
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02/21/08 16:22
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Dan Silverman
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I dont think that it matters that much to have concerns for corporate sector and as such.
Not so. I used to work for a multimedia development firm. We had clients such as Coke and other big name companies. They would come in and request web site development and would often want things developed in Flash (thus, needing Shockwave) and often for real-time 3D content display on the web. This was often to display some product in a 3D format that allowed the end-user to rotate and zoom in/out on the product. Each of these formats, at the time, required a plugin to be downloaded and installed on the end-users PC. So the corporate sector very much matters in this. In fact, Director will most likely be used more for the corporate sector than just about anything else (as has always been the case).
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