Slick. I await the further demos with baited breath. So does this, by any chance, mean that we'll see decent Flash-3D rendering on a PlayStation 3?
(Away3D 2.x runs on PS3s. But, since PS3s only have Flash 9, it's rather slow. Such a waste, on such hardware! :-) Ciao, Bibek (or was that "bated"...? DOH!) On Oct 28, 3:47 pm, Rob Bateman <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey Away3D'ers > > as most of you will have no doubt heard by now, Molehill is the Adobe > codename for the 3D hardware acceleration APIs that are being worked on for > the next Flash Player. Of course, we have been working on our Away3D > conversion to Molehill, with some of the results shown at our Adobe Max > session yesterday. In particular, we showed a 4 minute demo built > collaboratively wiht the finnish demosceners EvoFlash, that give you a nice > idea of the kind of potential Molehill offer the Away3D engine. > > This is a very eary build, so we are expecting a lot more in terms of > enhancements and additions to the engine, but we want to stress that Away3D > will maintain its simple approach to 3D development as much as we can. To > see a video of the Away3D /EvoFlash go > to:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LAN5GHm5eM. we will be posting more videos > of our session demos soon! > > cheers > > Rob > > -- > Rob Bateman > Flash Development & Consultancy > > [email protected]
