Archive for May, 2009

Creativity and Technology Conference

May 29, 2009

CaT conference is around the corner, held on June 3 in New York it will gather creativity professionals and tech-side development companies for a discussion of furthering creativity through technology.

Organized by Creativity Magazine, the event will consist of presentations, discussions and A-list creative case studies, a gallery of tech products, and breakout rooms to provide hands on learning.

If you are in NYC you can’t miss it, the agenda covers the latest trends in interactive design, advertising, 3D, augmented reality and mobile.

I’m thrilled I’ll be representing the Papervision3D Team and Community in a discussion about Open Source with Ben Fry, Co-founder of Processing.

Hope you can make it.

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Advanced Papervision3D: London – June 24-26

May 11, 2009

Advanced Papervision3D with Carlos Ulloa

Dates: June 24th – 26th, 2009
Location: London, UK
Number of participants: Spaces are limited to 32
Duration: 21 hours
Instructor: Carlos Ulloa

This is 3 day intensive in-depth Advanced Papervision3D Training Course, for experienced professionals who want to be able to create advanced interactive 3D experiences.

The course will focus on the techniques, workflow and planning necessary to overcome the creative and technical challenges of real time 3D in Flash. You will learn a wide range of innovative tips and skills as well as how to make sound decisions from the beginning to save unnecessary challenges further down the pipeline.

Click here to download the full course outline.

[Update] Group and student discounts now available.

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VizualPV3D

May 11, 2009

vizualpv3d

VizualPV3D is a free Flash application that provides a GUI interface to create and manipulate objects in 3D scenes using Papervision3D.

A Juxt Interactive project, designed and developed by Gary Stasiuk, VizualPV3D provides a visual interface to Papervision3D that not only helps people see exactly what they are getting, but also enables designers and non-developers to create their own scenes.

The design and implementation of this application is nothing short of mind blowing, supporting most features of PV3D with a professional and well laid out interface. To get you started quickly it includes a comprehensive Help panel and an excellent PDF manual.

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