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Sandy 3.0 RC0 - First official AS3 release !

September 21st, 2007 by kiroukou :: Project, Releases, en :: RSS 2.0

We are very pleased to announce the first official AS3 version of Sandy engine.
Even in a RC0 status, the version is fairly stable and its power/flexibility has reached a new level.

Go to the download page and grab it.

Here a list of main features:
- Simple and more powerful API
- Frustum culling and Frustum clipping
- compatible with majority of tween libraries (Tweener, etc. )
- real scene graph representation, with a fully integration of the camera as an element of this scene tree.
- flexible objects mapping. Each material has some attributes that allow it display more information (edges, outine, light)
- Parsers able to load more that 1 single object. (ASE, 3DS-basic-, COLLADA formats)
- possibility to choose the depth sorting between Object and Polygon level.
- built-in bubbling event system
- Sprite2D and Sprite3D (understand oriented sprite) integration.

More features to come (as cooler materials), but for now, have fun with the AMV2 power and what we hope to be a really good 3D engine. Really looking forward to see what you guys can do with it!

To have an idea of the capabilities, give a look at the demos page.

Have lot of fun, and yeah, thanks Adobe for that amazing new player.

6 Responses to “Sandy 3.0 RC0 - First official AS3 release !”

  1. September 21st, 2007 at 6:26 am :: Alan Shaw

    Felicitations Kiroukou! Looking forward to trying it out!

  2. September 21st, 2007 at 9:40 am :: Seraf

    nice release,
    very easy to play with it !

  3. September 21st, 2007 at 11:52 pm :: C4RL05

    Excellent work. Congratulations.

  4. September 27th, 2007 at 7:57 am :: 3dreamer

    This is great but I hope we can also download the documentation and few example source for further info .. thanks

  5. September 27th, 2007 at 11:59 am :: kiroukou

    You can have the documentation and some examples directly on the svn.
    They will be available directly on the website soon too.

    ++

  6. November 4th, 2007 at 12:10 am :: zooloo

    Looking forward to trying it out! :)

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