The March issue of Flash & Flex Developer’s magazine features an article written by me called “Blender to Flash Workflow”. This article explains how to: create a simple 3D object in Blender create a material in Blender export the primitive and the material so that it can be used in Flash set up a basic [...]
I’m very happy to announce that the Blender to ActionScript exporter adds another 3D engine to its list: Alternativa3D! Thanks to Makc for writing the code for this. You can download the new version here.
The exporter script for Sandy 3.1 now supports quads. This means you don’t have to press ctrl+T before you export an object from Blender. Big thank you to Makc for writing this bit of code. I’ve also introduced support for modifiers. The modifiers are applied to a temporary Mesh and then exported to ActionScript. It [...]
One of the major drawbacks of the Blender game engine is that it doesn’t support video textures. There is something under development but it is still in its early stages. [UPDATE 10-06-2009]: Blender 2.49 now supports video textures in the Game Engine! Panda3D on the other hand has solid support for video textures. Getting it [...]
A few weeks ago I received the new book about the Blender Game Engine, “Blender GameKit 2“. The Blender Game Engine is integrated into Blender and consists of tools for editing game logic. You can create games without writing a single line of code! If you’re more advanced you can use Python to take things [...]
Andrea Boschini from Panurge Web Design was kind enough to change the exporter script so that it supports Away3D 2.2.0. Download it here. Thanks Andrea!
A new version of Blender has just been released. This update contains a lot of useful additions and improvements to the game engine. The Python Editor is now more than just an integrated version of Notepad , the Bullet physics engine has been updated to the latest version, there is support for realtime GLSL materials, [...]
The export script for Blender has been updated. It is now compatible with the latest versions of Papervision3D (2.0) and Away3D (2.1.0). It also contains a bugfix that solves an annoying problem with the “choose engine” dropdown menu. Download the script here.
