Our good old PV3D is been making friends lately with LittleBigPlanet, this year’s must-have computer game.
The PS3 title is not only amazing for playing and building levels, but also a great source of inspiration for 3D developers and designers.
To celebrate its launch, our friends at Agency Republic have created a Sackboy generator to showcase the unprecedented customization available in the game.
Using PV3D and PureMVC framework, the microsite lets you create and control your very own 3D Sackboy, the games’ stuffed hero. Then, once you’re done, you can share it via a number of options, including your own embeddable Sackboy widget. They even plan to integrate the avatars into the LittleBigPlanet game itself!
And we have another cool LBP-PV3D example coming from the ranks of fan artists. Rémi Toffoli has made a pretty nifty Flash version of the original game combining several OS libraries: PV3D, APE and WiiFlash.
Prepare yourselves to enjoy a lot. Because time is ripe for Open Source projects and 3D.
December 19, 2008 at 9:02 am |
Thanks for the link.
I’ll maybe update my work, because i’ve created an AS3 API to add multiple elements on the stage.
PV3D loves LBP and we all love PV3D !
December 19, 2008 at 9:42 am |
[...] la catégorie “Revue de presse” du blog avec cet article sur le site de papervision3D (un moteur 3D en flash). Carlos Ulloa y parle entre autre du fanart de little big planet que [...]
January 28, 2009 at 12:39 pm |
“our friends at Agency Republic”
After a great relationship for many years with Agency Republic they refused to pay for work they had requested outside the original brief last year. Be careful when working with them, and make sure you have a solid contract in place.