The haXe port has become the main focus of the Sandy 3D engine. Why use haXe? According to the Sandy website:
“There are some good reasons why you might want to use haXe: performance, ability to cross language boundaries, a language packed with features. Sandy provides a native implementation, bringing with it all the cross-platform and [...]

There are a lot of people who use Blender and the Blender to ActionScript exporter. However, there are a lot of people who use Maya, SketchUp, DAZ Studio or any other 3D program who aren’t able to export to ActionScript classes. Some people came to me with the question “why don’t you create a COLLADA [...]

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 won’t [...]

Here’s how a texture that is generated by Alchemy can be used by a 3D engine like Sandy.
Watch the example here.
The C code:

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#include “AS3.h”

int* palette;
int* plasma;
int* newPlasma;
int width;
int height;

AS3_Val generatePlasma(void* self, AS3_Val args)
{
int x, y, r, g, b, index;

AS3_ArrayValue(args, “IntType, IntType”, &width, &height);

palette = malloc(256 * sizeof(int));
plasma = malloc(width * height [...]

A new version of the Sandy 3D engine has just been released. Due to time constraints, my contribution has been zero this time.
The new version is more stable and faster than the previous ones. If you’re upgrading from a previous version you should be aware that some things in the API have been changed. Be [...]

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.

This script enables you to export Blender objects to ActionScript 3.0 objects. This way you no longer have to load external (Collada) files. Supported 3D engines are:

Away3D
Papervision3D (version 1.7 & 2.0)
Sandy 3.0 & 3.1
Alternativa3D

Flash & Flash Developer’s Magazine offers a free PDF version of the issue that contains the “Blender to Flash workflow” that was [...]

It’s out! Finally! Sandy 3.0, the ActionScript 3.0 version of this great 3D engine is here. Read more about the new release on the Sandy blog. Also check out the new demos (the first two on the page are made by yours truly :-).
There’s already a lot of work being done on the next version. [...]

This small demo shows you how you can integrate Sandy objects into a Flex application. Actually, it’s quite simple. All you need to do is create a UIComponent and use the addChild() method with your Sandy Sprite. This demo takes it a tiny bit further and shows you how you can communicate between a 3D [...]

In this small demo you can see how you can add interactivity to Shape3D objects. Every Shape3D object has a property called container which is a native Flash Sprite. This means you can add event listeners and apply filters the same way as you’re used to with Sprites. I added event listeners for the mouse [...]