Comments on: Working with Away3D

By: jia min

jia min — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 02:39:36 +0000

how to add a HotSpots on panoview

By: Eric

Eric — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 13:53:17 +0000

interesting, I’m guessing by Qrender you’re talking about the Quadtree rendering, right? I’ve only tried it with Away3D, and while it defiantly works, it was dropping my frame rate to literally something like one frame per 5 seconds, but that was with over 2,000 faces. So unfortunately for our current project we can’t utilize it. I haven’t tried it with Papervision yet so I can’t compare them, but I do know that the Papervision one was ported from Away3D.

By: desgraci

desgraci — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 13:43:07 +0000

oh man u forgot one of the most important things, one that definitly makes u choice away3d, and it is that the Qrender in paper SUCKSSSSSSS, combine it with clipping and culling and a little of collada, and u wont get any picture on screen, thats when u see if an engine is superior to the other, besides as u said i dont need to refresh anything i can have around 7k poly and it still moves smooth in away, in paper is alway kinda laggy, i have used both and i sincerily will wait for PVX. BTW good article very impartial and goe to the facts. I’ll try to replicate the enviroment via camera :p