Flash component for 3D flow effect?

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  1. RayniaSky, Jul 16, 2007

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    I'm looking for a specific style in which images can be stacked at an angle and then moved forward in a 3d flow type style. Since it's a bit tough to explain, here is a website that has a perfect example of what I mean:

    http://www.veoh.com/veohTV/veohTvIntro.html

    See those images stacked and moving on the left side? That is the effect I'm going for. Does anyone know of a Flash component that is capable of this?
     
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  2. mbrellisford, Jul 16, 2007

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    What do you need it for? Are you going to be editing it dynamically on the fly using actionscript? Or are you planning on just having a loop over and over?...I'm just wondering why you would need a component as opposed to just building it from scratch
     
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  3. tominated, Jul 16, 2007

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    that was made using javascript. probably with mootools
     
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  4. ezekielrage_99, Aug 1, 2007

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    That's Javascript but you can do it in Flash, Flashkit might have a tutorial for it.
     
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  5. Me1000, Aug 1, 2007

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    Actually it was scriptalicious ;)
     
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  6. samwich, Aug 5, 2007

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    I agree just creating it in flash from scratch wouldn't be that difficult. Some tween's are all that's necessary, you could do it with actionscript, but I can't find a reason you'd want to unless you want to dynamically load the images.
     
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