pv3d.org has a nice Bezier3D Lines example, with available source. In trying to run the example and modify it I ran into a problem with the FrustumCamera3D object that was being used. Upon further inspection on the Nabble Papervision3D site I found that the useFrustrumCulling property should be set on a Camera3D Object to attain the same behavior from your Camera3D.
Hey all,
Just to inform you that FreeCamera3D and FrustumCamera3D are no more.
In short: there’s only one camera now: Camera3D.
If the Camera3D’s target prop is set: its a Target Camera.
If the Camera3D’s target prop is null: its a Free Camera
If the Camera3D’s useFrustumCulling prop is set: its a FrustumCamera
More soon…
Tim via PV3D Mailing List
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Twitter, today I will speak in support of you and against myself. Your ability to connect me to the random thoughts and activities of people who are awesome (whom I don’t know yet still follow!) is much appreciated but, alas, quite dangerous. Today, via alesh’s tweet I rediscovered that I am a Natural Born Chiller.
Spend countless minutes wandering the net I will.
Eventually, I will reach a point where I am so satisfied with my findings, that I will stop whatever I’m doing and report my finds to the world via this blog. Hence:
Not that you care, but let me interrupt myself to tell you how I use Twitter. I use twhirl as my client for several reasons. First, it’s built with {en:Adobe AIR}. Because twhirl was one of the first AIR applications that I installed on my Macbook Pro, I was hoping to be pleasantly surprised by the “richer” experience that the AIR runtime is supposed to provide. So far so good.
Secondly, I prefer using a desktop client instead of a browser-based client because
I already have too many tabs open in my browser.
I can quit the client to avoid constant distractions, and launch it to find the newest tweets
Point being: Regardless of my planned behavioral patterns for using Twitter, my curiosity always gets the best of me. I don’t have constant distractions, but as a Natural Born Chiller, one great tweet will take me -> two, three, four pages -< into the net and I will come out blessed with a truly sickkk find.
Bye bye undisturbed productivity. Hello awesomeness and inspiration. In my current situation — deadline looming and design unfinished, ideas unborn — which is most important?
