I wonder

about some people today.

• The crazy taxi driver who gets me to work today(traffic lights always turned to red when he is starting to get above the crossroads)
• The beautiful blond, sitting at Mc Donald’s, i am sure there was no gram fat on her gorgeous body.
• Kevin Sweeney

Who the hell is Kevin Sweeney. Kevin is featured in the current edition of Computer Arts magazine and he is an employee at the “we-want-to-be-pixar-for-interactivity” company, called Fantasy Interactive. I like Fantasy Interactive since the days they have called themselfes Fantasy Interfaces. They do a great work on everything what is about Flash Platform and Design/Typography and maybe these swedish ones, are the most advanced in the business.

But as i have read this article about Papervision3D from Kevin, my hair stood on end. Sure, the date of the article is right 2 month ago but as most of you know in July it was predictable that Papervision3D will become a powerful tool and it will be possible to integrate it into daily production pipeline. This was simply an unprofessional statement from Kevin and so he is the third person today i’m wondering about. I like Papervision3D much and i have used it for 2 small projects now. It simply works(in AS 2.0 and AS 3.0). Papervision3D has an extremely robust code base and is easy to use. The API is simply great and the possibility to use Collada for Object-Import is wonderful. And what is most impressing, the project is used in big project and it integrates seamlessly as you can see here.

Thumbs up to the dev team of Papervison3D.