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Paper Vision 3D Sphere - Carousels on Steroids!

Posted At : April 20, 2007 10:48 PM | Posted By : David
Related Categories: PaperVision

Check this out.

A bit more fun with a Carousel.

What I have done is added multiple carousels (9 in fact) with different number of pictures and radius settings.

The effect is quite fun!

'ave a look:

My PaperVision Playing requires Adobe Flash Player 9. Get Adobe Flash..

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Nice idea.
You should make the images on the opposite side of the sphere the back of the kid's head instead of a reverse image.
# Posted By Mark | 4/21/07 12:05 AM
Or if you took enough photos around the kids head you could slice them up and make a head puzzel
# Posted By Campbell | 4/21/07 2:33 AM
Thats just freaky...nice work dave
# Posted By Mark Flewellen | 4/21/07 2:55 AM
I hope you didn't confuse the baby by showing him!
Very nice indeed.
# Posted By ianM | 4/22/07 3:41 AM
wld love to see that skinned with video
is source available?
i am absolutely an idiot when it comes to creating spheres mathematically
# Posted By jhave | 4/26/07 6:39 PM
To be honest, I cheated for that sphere.

It's a set of carousels of decreasing radius with the pictures point towards the middle.
I just eye-balled it until it looked about right! :-p

I do intend to tidy up the code at some point and use maths to do it the _right_ way, so keep an eye on my blog for updates! :-)
# Posted By David | 4/27/07 9:10 AM
Dude, great work! I noticed u chose to move the planes, instead of moving the camera. Excellent choice. The source code for v0.2 has the planes rotating differently. Is there a newer source that we can disect, to see how u achieved this? I am able to recreate same look by moving camera, but I desire to move planes instead, and am having trouble with the rotation of the planes.
# Posted By D | 7/26/07 8:20 AM
WOW MAN... Nice Effect... If you add some lighting to this it could get funky...

Oh yes... if you are so to inclined, please publish the source for this app. I am still leaarning PV3D and need all the insight I can get...
# Posted By Jitsu Wan | 2/1/08 9:51 PM
Sorry.... my eyeballs are in my arse... thanks for the source... I now know how to add objects to a container and manipulate them all together... Thanks to you...
# Posted By jitsu | 2/1/08 10:39 PM
@Jitsu - glad you found it helpful! That's why I share :-)
# Posted By David | 3/4/08 9:43 PM
Nice Effect
# Posted By Michael | 7/26/08 10:20 PM
Now I feel dumb but where is the source. This looks really close to what I want to create and anything that jump starts that is a HUGE help
# Posted By Evan | 8/21/08 8:36 AM
hi there, any chance you'll be releasing this source? :D i kinda wanna do something similar ! :) great work tho!!
# Posted By karen | 9/29/08 3:45 AM
You can find some source code on the entry: http://www.harrisfamily.net.nz/devblog/index.cfm/2...

Keep in mind this is about 18months old, and PaperVision code base has come along way since I wrote this!
# Posted By David | 9/29/08 6:22 AM
Nice job !
# Posted By Reflexion Graphic | 4/22/10 3:42 AM
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