Posted by Bartek Drozdz on 2008-03-10

A Very Short History of Art

As a way to explore some Papervision3D basic features (and also for fun) I created this miniature application that lets you explore some of the most important and famous works of art.

If you did not pay a visit to any museum for a long time, here's a chance to make it up!

vivek commented on May 27th, 2008
hi

this is really cool

can u explain how u make things zoom

thanks in advance

take care
bartek drozdz commented on May 28th, 2008
Hi vivek,

I placed the paintings in the 3d space using Papervision3d. Each painting has a different depth in the space, and they are also distributes on different x and y coordinates. When one of them is clicked, I move the camera towards it using Tweener – I tween all the three x, y and z properties to get there.
Titus commented on July 30th, 2008
This is awesome man! Thanks for putting up such great work. Do you have a tutorial on how to do this or the source from this? Thanks so much, keep up the GREAT work!
Titus

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Everyday3D is a blog by Bartek Drozdz

The blog is about web development and realtime 3d graphics. Started in 2007, first it focused on Flash (remember?) then Unity3d, WebGL and eventually - Virtual Reality and 360 photography. In 2016, Bartek co-founded Kuula - a virtual tour software - where he works currently.