Re: FLASH: 2d to 3d

[Antoine Valot]

Al,


The simple solution: This is not real 3-D, but looks better than a flat

image:


Take your square board, make it a group.

Select the arrow tool, select the "rotate" button.

Click on a corner of the board, rotate it a bit.

Click on a border of the board, skew it a bit.


That's the lo-tech way. Other more qualified people can tell you how to

trace and optimize 200 images, or export 3d models.


Antoine.


AL Lyman wrote:

> 

> I have a checker site, and lots of games made in Flash-4.

> 

> My board is 2d, rather nicely "inlaid" into an antique frame.

> 

> But it is 2d-like a picture hanging on a wall.

> Is there a program (cheap) that will make it 3d, and have it laying

> on a table, like it would be if playing?. My skills as an artist, are

> about 0 to 3! Can't draw well. AL Lyman

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