how is this done

[colombianking]

if you go to the 3d part the counters are 3d hows that done and in what program :huh:

http://allgraniteandmarble.com/3dcountertops.php (http://http://allgraniteandmarble.com/3dcountertops.php)

[cholin]

The site leads me to www.microsoft.com for some reason, not a site I really want to see...

[Lukus]

http://allgraniteandmarble.com/3dcountertops.php

[SlowRoasted]

3d modeling program

[ya3]

3d modeling program
http://www.frontiernet.net/~joe14580/captain%20obvious.jpg

[creativeFuzion]

http://www.frontiernet.net/%7Ejoe14580/captain%20obvious.jpg


Nice job ya3! :)

Thank you for clearing it up for all of us. :pleased:

~Philip

[ya3]

Haha... I guess I should make myself useful...
That 3D thing on the website uses some obscure laggy Java applet.

I'd suggest looking into Swift3D, which is Flash-based and reasonably easy to use :)

[colombianking]

no duh
i knew it whas 3d program but
which one do you think is best to do something like that
:ear:

[mprzybylski]

something like that was easily done in plasma, but plasma is pretty much extinct now. swift3d would probably be the way to go. i did something like that with a 3d clock, i modeled it in plasma and brought it into director to do the controls, but you can easily do it in flash as well.

[mlk]

eerm if you use flash there's no way it can be textured like that if it's user-controlled (ie rotation)...

Definitely a java/director 3D sim. Check the source code.

[Vexir]

You guys might just want to RIGHTCLICK ON THE THING!!

It says clearly:

Demicron Wirefusion

http://www.demicron.com/wirefusion/index.html


world's most powerful realtime web 3D application